Jack Logan & Bob Kimbell - Woodshedding (2002)

...this album personified the longing of modern society just like any punk album released at that time, which undoubtedly explains why it was discovered and subsequently forgotten a few years later. This is what makes Woodshedding such a pleasant surprise. On the one hand, this is a chance to catch up with Logan and his unique look at decrepit rock-rock, but most of all the album shows that he continues to improve, it would seem, with every song he writes. Like Harvey Pekar’s comic American splendor, Logan’s music is a diary of his life, filled with the realities we all face, but in Logan’s voice they become heroic challenges. Although the album is announced as collaborative work (their second part), Logan dominates for the previously mentioned reasons, and it should be important to listen to fans of his work.