Endangered Species

Endangered Species sounds like a band coming home. Released during the height of the 1990s Unplugged craze, it strips away the wall of Marshall stacks and the stadium-sized bravado to reveal the sturdy, bluesy skeletons of the band's most enduring songs. The atmosphere is thick with the scent of old wood and humid Southern nights, trading the roar of the crowd for the intimate creak of a guitar chair and the tactile slide of fingers on bronze strings. It is a record that feels lived-in, like a favorite denim jacket that has seen decades of wear.

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