Bryan Thomas: Greatest Misses
The following choice tracks from 6 albums are available on Soundcloud and Spotify.
For complete official releases, see: Discography.
Most of the music featured on this page is available for free download, but you can also buy online at CDBaby.com and iTunes. Just sayin’.
Discography
Smash to Pieces (2011)
Recorded in a warm hole full of light somewhere in Delmar, NY. Choo-choo train, choo-choo train.
1369 Lights (2008)
The title takes inspiration from the novel Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison. Featuring the new band the Buggy Jive and recorded in a basement.
Spy Love Box (2005)
This is the sequel to Babylon: demos and bootlegs featuring Bryan on vocals and acoustic guitar and Jennifer on electric guitars.
Babylon (2004)
In the spirit of Prince’s “The Truth” and Nirvana’s “MTV Unplugged,” Thomas strips down for seven songs inspired by bombs over Baghdad and the birth of a baby girl.
Ones and Zeros (2002)
Metroland’s J. Eric Smith says: “ONES AND ZEROS stands strong as one of the most thoughtful, heart-tugging and hip-shaking records of the year
Radio Plastic Jennifer (1999)
The Times Union’s Greg Haymes says: “[RADIO PLASTIC JENNIFER] is a dazzling whirlwind of folk-funk, as Thomas tackles love and betrayal, sin and salvation, lollipops and lingerie.
Wafers and Wine (1997)
Songs inspired by the Carl Liss film Apartment D. That cassette four-track bedroom studio jam.