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Not much to tell, really. We like music. And we figured there were still some good bands out there looking for a place to call home.
Turns
out we were right. Now we have bands. Four 
of them to
be precise. And they make some pretty great music.
If you're an independent music fan, take a chance on any of our four (almost five) new releases. If you do, you'll become a part of the Lost in America Music story, too. Lord knows it could stand a little beefing up.
The End.
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If you could walk into any Tower Records store and find our stuff, we wouldn't be Lost in America Music, now would we? Nonetheless, we're working hard to make our releases easier to track down. Right now, for example, you can order any Lost in America Music title on CD Baby, a fine online retailer of independent CDs. Many of our releases are available at Amazon.com, too. If you can't find a specific CD, just get in touch with us and we'll take care of it.
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Big
Breakfast
Friday, April 30, 2004-
The Charleston, Chicago IL
Other News:
LIAM's Big Breakfast set to release a new album on May 4. Click here for more details and for upcoming shows.
In related review news, Delusions of Adequacy praised The Lucky Ones' self-titled debut recently, saying, "The songwriting and guitar work showcased throughout this entire album shows the Lucky Ones have pulled off a rarity in producing a CD that can be listened to as more than just background music from beginning to end."
Writing in Splendid, Josh Kazman calls the Lucky Ones' CD "a great buy" and says, "I've long felt familiar with The Lucky Ones' style... although I never thought it could affect me as strongly as their debut has." The review is here.
For Swedish-speakers, try this review of The Lucky Ones' CD in the 'zine Revolver. In it, Rolf Hansson says, "This is an unusual album in the sense that it is good all the way through. Actually, there is not a poor track on this record, all the songs are high quality."
"Unbeknownst to me, four discs I've enjoyed quite a bit over the last year were all put out by the same record label." So said WXRT-Chicago's Richard Milne of Lost in America Music before spinning "The Marquee" from The Lucky Ones' recently released debut. Richard pointed listeners to this site and added, "While you're there, do a little shopping. You can't go wrong." Needless to say, we think so. But it's nice to hear someone else say it.
Milne also recently heaped praise on Meet The Head's El Kindergarten Nino, saying: "Note for note, pound for pound, this is one of the thoroughly solid recordings I've heard all year."
