ROONEY Debut Album Vinyl LP "I'm Shakin' " GOLD COLOR 1st Press 2003 California

New

Gold LP 1st Time On Vinyl

"Mastered by Bernie Grundman"

Rooney (named after the principal in Ferris Bueller's Day Off) was formed in high school by singer-songwriter Robert Schwartzman, whose list of celebrity connections is long: brother to actor Jason Schwartzman, cousin to actor Nic Cage and director Sofia Coppola, and nephew of Francis Ford Coppola. But it wasn't just celebrity that turbocharged Rooney's rise; songs like "Blueside," "I'm Shakin'," and "I'm a Terrible Person" blend power pop with British Invasion and punk influences to create a sort of rock and roll classicism in the best sense of the word. That's why none other than Johnny Ramone selected them for the Ramones tribute album We're a Happy Family, and why the band were tabbed to tour with such cult faves as Weezer, The Strokes, and The Donnas (they also appeared as themselves in the first season of The O.C.). First time on vinyl. This release comes in metallic gold vinyl housed inside a jacket with a printed inner sleeve. Another one of those early aughts records that's way, way overdue for wax.

A1. Blueside

A2. Stay Away

A3. If It Were Up to Me

A4. I'm a Terrible Person

A5. Popstars

A6. I'm Shakin'

B1. Daisy Duke

B2. Sorry Sorry

B3. That Girl Has Love

B4. Simply Because

B5. Losing All Control

SHIPS IN A STURDY ALBUM MAILER WITH ADDTIONAL PADDING ON BOTH SIDES OF THE SLEEVE AND REINFORCED CORNERS!