Tom Waits Bawlers (Remastered) (2 Lp's) Est.1975 Life After Death Lightning A’s “Panic Zone” single and

A’s “Panic Zone” single and features people who do not appear on the record

mad lads on the loose with talent and charisma to spare -- or to toss off like half-spent cigarettes

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Tom Waits Bawlers (Remastered) (2 Lp's) Est.1975 Life After Death Lightning A’s “Panic Zone” single andBawlers, on the surface, is every bit as soothing as Brawlers is abrasive. But for all the gentle piano and brass embellishments, the mood is far from serene, inhabiting the bittersweet, sentimental borderline between a bender and hangover. Given that this sound goes back to Waits' earliest days, the timeframe is wider here than elsewhere in the set, yet it holds together with a late night woozy consistency while veering from AM radio jazz ("You Can