Gordon Lightfoot "If You Could Read My Mind" COLOR:TRANSLUCENT GREEN how they should be heard

how they should be heard

Parkway Drive bludgeon the senses on songs such as the harsh discordant anthems "Boneyards" and "Carrion" with ferocious apocalyptic breakdowns that will send fans moshing their way into the pit

Although not a concept album

it's intense

There's a lot of detail in everything we do from the mixes to the artwork

Gordon Lightfoot "If You Could Read My Mind" COLOR:TRANSLUCENT GREEN how they should be heardAfter a string of highly regarded albums for United Artists, Gordon Lightfoot left to start a new journey with Reprise Records. In April of 1970, he delivered a great collection of songs initially titled Sit Down Young Stranger to the brass at the new label, and in a relatively short time, radio was picking up a lot of traction with the brilliance of If You Could Read My Mind. The label convinced Gordon Lightfoot to change the name of the album to If