1. The Gambler
2. Milwaukee
3. No Sir
4. Volunteers Of America
5. Pay For It
6. You Can't Help Me Now
7. The Prisoner
8. Hummingbird
9. Honesty Is No Excuse
10. Bedtime Stories
11. The Inevitable Shove

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00I48RAGW/?tag=imwan-20

I'm not familiar with Ted Leo, but I love Aimee Mann, so I'll probably get this. I like the snippets posted on Amazon...and it's a cute album cover!

They performed songs from this album when I saw them last year. Kind of an odd couple but I liked what I heard.

Amy's part of the concert was pretty low-key but fortunately Ted was a killer. I'd love to see him in concert with the Pharmacists.

Just got this message from the Aimee Mann mailing list: "Barnes & Noble is offering an EXCLUSIVE version of The Both CD that features 2 tracks not available anywhere else. This is a limited version and is available for pre-order at Barnes & Noble."

The extra tracks are acoustic versions of two tracks on the album, "No Sir" and "Milwaukee" and it's $11.99: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-bot ... 8519003720

Somehow, I won't be surprised if there's a different Japanese bonus track or two...

I have a B&N right near my office. What are the odds that (a) they'll carry this CD and (b) they'll sell it for the price listed on their website?

The last time I bought something in a B&N that had an exclusive track or two, it was a few bucks more than the website pre-order price, but then you have to figure in shipping unless you spend $25 or more.

Listened to the album a couple times now. I've liked everything from Ted Leo I've heard. Aimee Mann's more recent releases have been hit-and-miss for me. So in that respect I think this album benefits her the most. Love the Thin Lizzy cover which makes sense since Ted Leo's guitar playing style is influenced by Thin Lizzy.