Certainly there is nothing else in the Country Music canon quite like Rex Allen Jr..'s InchToday's GenerationInch. Promoted upon it's in 1970 as Inch Underground CountryInch, it is an album both ornate and very listenable. But no amount of adornment with electric sitars, melotrons and harpsichords can disguise the fact that this is also a howl of pure, neglected, post-adolescent angs. Obsessed with mortality, guilt, conformity, the Vietnam war and drug experimentation, Rex was clearly at a InchtroubledInch juncture in his life. Imagine the Tibetan Book of the Dead as voiced with all the gothic undertones and crooner inflections of a southern Scott Walker and then interpreted by A-list Nasville session players. Remastered in 2008 from the original master tapes. Deluxe packaging, 24 page color booklet with exclusive notes, interviews and rare photos etc. Album Tracks 1. The Younger Generation - Rex Allen, Jr., Sebastian, John 2. I Back Up 3. The Children 4. You Weren't There 5. Other Husbands and Wives 6. Home Song (Dreams of What May Come) 7. Wake Up Morning - Rex Allen, Jr., Story, Ben 8. The Father Needs a Man 9. Push to the Ground 10. Black Skies 11. The Corners of My Life 12. Blow the Winds Away 13. Country Comfort - Rex Allen, Jr., John, Elton 14. When Two Worlds Collide - Rex Allen, Jr., Miller, Roger 15. When Two Worlds Collide