My Overall Chart: 1601-1700
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Romanelli 
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- (Created: 02/10/2024 23:38).
- Chart size: 100 albums.
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1. Watch It Burn
2. Anjalee
3. Bikeriders
4.Sixteen
5. Nobody’s Darlings
6. And We Fell
7. California
8. Noon As Dark As Midnight
9. Hold Me Close
10. Last Night In Town
11. All The Same To Me
12. The War
The hardest working do it yourself band in America is Lucero. Has been for twenty years now. They have released no less than fifteen albums during their career, most of them on their own label. They seem to tour endlessly, and they never seem to show signs of slowing down at all. Their albums can be hit and miss as far as songwriting goes, but they always sound fantastic. Nobody’s Darlings is their fifth studio album, released on the band’s Liberty & Lament label. The packaging is about as sparse as you will ever find in the CD era. A black and white cover photo splashed with red on a single page that inside contains what looks like a computer printout of the tracklist. No credits whatsoever. Looks like it was thrown together to be sold at live shows. And it probably was. But this is Lucero. This is what you get from this no frills punk and alt-country outfit from Memphis. And they rarely disappoint.
Nobody’s Darlings describes Lucero to a tee. And this album, while starting to settle into a more mature phase for the band, is a decent but unspectacular effort. The highest points are great, and a reminder of how this band can click with the right songs. “And We Fell” is a fine track, and a good centerpiece for the album. But the one that steals the show is “All The Same To Me”. The perfect riff, the right lyrics, and you have a true Lucero classic. It’s songs like this that keep their loyal fans happy. As for the rest of Nobody’s Darlings…it’s typical workingman’s Lucero. It’s an enjoyable listen from a band that is never spectacular, but that is always interesting. And that’s exactly what Lucero, and Nobody’s Darlings, is. You will not be blown away, but you will also never be disappointed with what Lucero does. Always a band worth hearing, and this is no exception. [First added to this chart: 09/10/2025]
NO PRODUCTION CREDIT
1. Watch It Burn
2. Anjalee
3. Bikeriders
4.Sixteen
5. Nobody’s Darlings
6. And We Fell
7. California
8. Noon As Dark As Midnight
9. Hold Me Close
10. Last Night In Town
11. All The Same To Me
12. The War
The hardest working do it yourself band in America is Lucero. Has been for twenty years now. They have released no less than fifteen albums during their career, most of them on their own label. They seem to tour endlessly, and they never seem to show signs of slowing down at all. Their albums can be hit and miss as far as songwriting goes, but they always sound fantastic. Nobody’s Darlings is their fifth studio album, released on the band’s Liberty & Lament label. The packaging is about as sparse as you will ever find in the CD era. A black and white cover photo splashed with red on a single page that inside contains what looks like a computer printout of the tracklist. No credits whatsoever. Looks like it was thrown together to be sold at live shows. And it probably was. But this is Lucero. This is what you get from this no frills punk and alt-country outfit from Memphis. And they rarely disappoint.
Nobody’s Darlings describes Lucero to a tee. And this album, while starting to settle into a more mature phase for the band, is a decent but unspectacular effort. The highest points are great, and a reminder of how this band can click with the right songs. “And We Fell” is a fine track, and a good centerpiece for the album. But the one that steals the show is “All The Same To Me”. The perfect riff, the right lyrics, and you have a true Lucero classic. It’s songs like this that keep their loyal fans happy. As for the rest of Nobody’s Darlings…it’s typical workingman’s Lucero. It’s an enjoyable listen from a band that is never spectacular, but that is always interesting. And that’s exactly what Lucero, and Nobody’s Darlings, is. You will not be blown away, but you will also never be disappointed with what Lucero does. Always a band worth hearing, and this is no exception. [First added to this chart: 09/10/2025]
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