"Rock and Roll doesn't need saving, the cure's right here." - David Fricke,
Rolling Stone

PICTURES is third album from The Len Price 3, and like their previous,
critically acclaimed records, this album is brimming with epic songs that
capture the electricity of the band's live shows. However, the band has
managed to enhance tracks on PICTURES with different arrangements and more
varied instrumentation than they've utilized on previous albums. 

With their 2007 album RENTACROWD, and debut for Wicked Cool Records, The Len
Price 3 again earned triumphant reviews from USA Today, Rolling Stone, and
MTV.  Meanwhile, the band won over a growing throng of fans with their
Medway, UK signature tunes: cuts teeming with an onslaught of hooks and a
raw 60's garage sound. 

PICTURES is a set of musical snapshots about people the band have
encountered and it's filled with observations about the light and dark parts
of the modern world.  "I'm just reporting things that I've seen, heard about
or been involved in," says Glenn Page (singer and guitarist). "I suppose
it's the confessions of a voyeur."

Evenin' All

We thoroughly enjoyed our sojourn in the Emerald Isle. Big thanks to Mr VeeZee and our comrades at Wicked Cool for sorting out the instore performance at Tower Records. We had a fine old time indeed. The morning of the show will rank as one of my most unusual Sunday mornings. We were having some photos taken outside Tower Records for the artwork on the new album. Picture the scene. The LP3 are on their backs in a busy shopping thoroughfare. A man on a step ladder is taking photos of us from above, with Mr VZ directing. A large throng of about 100-150 people are gathering around to stare at MR VeeZee, get photos and autographs etc... and there is a squadron of seagulls circling with menace overhead, waiting to crap on our heads.

Sincere thanks are extended to our stablemates, the Urges for the loan of their gear at Tower Records and for the idle chat & laughs that we were able to share at Toner's and before / after the Tower Records do. Surly on the surface but cuddly puppies underneath - although they don't (to my knowledge) chew on your slippers and piss on the furniture. They are splendid fellows to a man! Cheers lads!

A thousand thanks also to Nick for sorting out the gig at Toner's the night before and to the Bloody Shanks for the lone of the gear. We had a good laugh and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It was only our second gig with Dan playing keys and harp and despite the fact that he was heavily medicated, he came through again with flying colours.

Last, but by no means least - Good work Goucher for escorting us to a decent boozer after Tower Records. Another charming fellow and excellent company. Thanks mate!

It was pretty groovy being back in the saddle again after a long lay off and we're eagerly looking forward to coming to a neighbourhood near you soon to make a bleedin' racket.

In other news, the release date for the new album has slipped back to 15th September. All the music is done, we're just trying to sort out some artwork that we're happy with. Hopefully with these new photos, we are just a gnat's away!

All the best you lot!

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