Lonesome, On'ry And Mean: A Tribute To Waylon Jennings [2xLP] Bluegrass ” Shape & Destroy took

” Shape & Destroy took form during a period of painful transformation

Matt Berninger's scream on “Murder Me Rachael” almost seems to acknowledge and send off the band’s earliest iteration

don’t you hang your head low/Don’t you lose your halo

I am deeply indebted for the time it has given me to reflect

On their last record

Lonesome, On'ry And Mean: A Tribute To Waylon Jennings [2xLP] Bluegrass ” Shape & Destroy tookFrom the tagline of outlaw to traditional, Waylon's music and persona covered it all: brash, earthy and rambunctious to poignant and wistful. The collection is as far flung as it's honoree from Waylon contemporaries Kris Kristofferson and Cowboy Jack to punk's bad boys Henry Rollins and John Doe. Lonesome, On'ry and Mean is a perfect example of why the impact of Waylon's stature stretched far across the lines of country radio. For the first time ever