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The Gaslight Anthem's American Slang is the sound of a New Jersey punk band growing into a full-blown rock and roll outfit, and it plays beautifully on vinyl.
Released on SideOneDummy in 2010, the band's third album followed the breakout success of The '59 Sound and was shaped by two years of near-constant touring. Brian Fallon's writing turned more personal and reflective here, his gravel-throated voice riding over tighter, punchier arrangements that blend punk urgency with the soul and heartland rock the band always wore on its sleeve. The title track, "Bring It On," "Orphans" and "The Queen of Lower Chelsea" are among the strongest songs in their catalog, and the closer "We Did It When We Were Young" lands as one of Fallon's most quietly affecting moments.
At ten songs and just over half an hour, it is a lean, no-filler record that rewards playing straight through.
Ideal for fans of Springsteen, Hot Water Music and Against Me!, and a natural companion to The '59 Sound. Pick up a copy for your shelf.
Side A
1. American Slang
2. Stay Lucky
3. Bring It On
4. The Diamond Church Street Choir
5. The Queen of Lower Chelsea
Side B
1. Orphans
2. Boxer
3. Old Haunts
4. The Spirit of Jazz
5. We Did It When We Were Young
Shipping
Orders typically ship within two business days. Media Mail might be budget-friendly, but it travels at a glacial pace and gets little love from the postal service. For faster, smoother delivery, choose USPS Priority or UPS/USPS Ground.
Returns
Unopened returns accepted within 30 days — you cover shipping.
If your record arrives damaged or folded (thanks, postal service), reach out ASAP so we can fix it.
After 30 days, it’s yours to keep forever.
Avoid extreme heat or sunlight. Definitely don’t let it mingle with any Justin Bieber records. Treat it like your grandma — gentle, respectful, and quiet during Murder, She Wrote.
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