Sometimes it's Good to Feel Bad, by Dust Raps the Blues

Sometimes it's Good to Feel Bad

by Dust Raps the Blues

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burningredress Epic and personal at the same time, Dust always has the perfect balance that makes a classic I can listen to forever Favorite track: Meet Me at the Liquor Store.

anothertourist Perfect from front to back. Already listening forever. Favorite track: Whiskey Works Better than Beer.

johnjohnhurts This guy knows the real blues Favorite track: Feel Good Blues.

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1.	Married to My Shotgun feat. Armani White 04:25	info
2.	Feel Good Blues 03:34	info
3.	If My Mamma Could See Me Now 03:28	info
4.	Poor Mans' Cocaine 03:36	info
5.	Voicemail to Myself 00:49	info
6.	The Wrong Reason 03:01	info
7.	Almost Over Now feat. Milc 03:19	info
8.	Meet Me at the Liquor Store 02:54	info
9.	Mariesa 01:55	info
10.	I'm Alive feat. Mac Lethal 03:09	info
11.	Walking to Hell (Got My 45) 03:47	info
12.	11AM on a Sunday 02:47
13.	Whiskey Works Better than Beer 04:04	info
14.	If I Can Feel This I Can Feel Anything feat. Chrissy Marie 04:59	info

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Sometimes it's Good to Feel Bad, narrated by Lightnin' Hopkins.

All music by Dust. All lyrics by Dust and Montucky Cold Snacks.

Guitar and bass on If I Can Feel This by Rick Klaras. Additional lead guitar on Liquor Store, Almost Over Now, and Whiskey Works Better than Beer by Rick Klaras. Cuts by DJ Celly.

Recorded mostly by Milc in Dust's basement in Portland, Oregon. Except Almost Over Now, recorded at our AirBnB in San Diego. Mixed by Dust. Mastered by Big Bass Brian. All praise the Manley.

Cover photo by Yoav Peled. Lettering by Gabe Gregg.

Thank you to every blues artist that taught me to tell the biggest stories in the smallest ways. Special thanks to those from whom I borrowed sounds to make this record. I am a guest in your houses.

Thank you mama, for telling me I could rap when I was fourteen, Brilly for telling me I could still do it now, and Milc for telling me I couldn't, and to be better. Thank you Rick, for inspiring me to be more authentic, Coach Josh for teaching me how to roll punches, and Plato, for everything. Thank you Yoav, Estebon, Weather, the desert, Shelly at Lemongrass, rainy mornings, all my real friends (you know who you are), and everyone who has ever connected with my music. And absolutely, unequivocally, no one else.

This album is for anyone who drew a line in the sand where they needed it to be. You can walk away. It gets better.

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released March 25, 2022

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