Loud &amp; LonesomeLoud &amp; Lonesome Loud & Lonesome Loud & Lonesome is an album by the American rock musician Eric Ambel. The album is credited to Eric Ambel and Roscoe's Gang, with Ambel adopting his Roscoe persona. It was first released by Belgium's Survival Europe record label. The album was reissued in 2004, via Ambel's Lakeside Lounge Records. Production. The album was written with Dan Baird, Kevin Salem, and Dan Zanes, among others. It was produced by Ambel. A hidden track at the end of the album, "Frozen Head State Park", marked the recording debut of Ambel's Yayhoos. Critical reception. "No Depression" thought  that Ambel's "urgent guitar playing repeatedly breaks through the themes of self-imposed isolation." "Trouser Press" wrote that "with his overdriven, wailing guitar and reedy vocals, [Ambel] favors the more rock side of the (don’t-call-it) cowpunk equation, sounding like a less-ravaged Neil Young." "The Record" praised the "ferocious guitar work." "Entertainment Weekly" opined that "Loud & Lonesome" "evokes Texas via the Lower East Side, on the strength of rough-hewn stylings and achy ballads." "Guitar Player" wrote: "Blending tremoloed chords, searing feedback, clanging riffs, ringing flat-top, and tangy country bends, Ambel conjures a desolate campfire lit  by blinking neon and littered with empty beer cans." "The Philadelphia Inquirer" deemed the album "a rugged platter ... delivered with the authority of "Zuma"-era Neil Young." AllMusic wrote: "A tougher and darker effort than one might expect from Ambel, "Loud and Lonesome" isn't always an easy listen, but it's certainly a rewarding one." Loud & Lonesome Loud & Lonesome is an album by the American rock musician Eric Ambel. The album is credited to Eric Ambel and Roscoe's Gang, with Ambel adopting his Roscoe persona. It was first released by Belgium's Survival Europe record label. The album was