Janis Ian - The Light at the End of the Line [LP] Elvis Depressedly but still then unknown

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and before the general realization of the cultural shift that would become embodied in Woodstock

The album seamlessly blends pop-punk energy with elements of emo

Wild & Free

Janis Ian - The Light at the End of the Line [LP] Elvis Depressedly but still then unknownThe Light at the End of the Line is Ians first album of new material in 15 years, and is also her last solo studio recording a swan song, she notes. The Light at the End of the Line bookends a kaleidoscopic catalog that began with her 1967 self titled debut at age 15. The songs are intimate portraits of getting older but wiser (Im Still Standing), of knowing when to stand up and not take any more shit (Resist), of celebrating lifes fleeting beauty