The Boston based alternative rock band Buffalo Tom formed in 1986.
The band around singer/ guitarist Bill Janovitz became one of the more popular alternative rock bands by the mid 1990s.
The 1992 album 'Let Me Come Over' was truly the great leap forward for the band, sounding richer, more imaginative, and more emotionally powerful than anything they'd recorded before.
While Buffalo Tom was shouting less on 'Let Me Come Over' than on their previous albums, they seemed to have a lot more to say; there's a heart and soul to the lovelorn 'Taillights Fade' and the yearning 'Velvet Roof' that digs a good bit deeper than their previous work, while even hard rockers such as 'Stymied' and 'Saving Grace' reflect a new maturity and seriousness of purpose.
• 180 grams audiophile vinyl
Tracklisting:
A1 Staples (3:32)
A2 Taillights Fade (3:42)
A3 Mountains Of Your Head (3:20)
A4 Mineral (4:32)
A5 Darl (2:49)
A6 Larry (5:29)
B1 Velvet Roof (3:57)
B2 I'm Not There (4:02)
B3 Stymied (4:16)
B4 Porchlight (4:08)
B5 Frozen Lake (3:40)
B6 Saving Grace (3:18)
