“Repossessed” finds Kris Kristofferson at a crossroads, both musically and personally. Backed by The Borderlords, Kristofferson channels his seasoned wisdom into a set of songs that cut through pretense, unafraid to tackle themes of regret, resilience, and redemption. Released in 1986, the album marks an era where Kristofferson’s poetic candor and gravelly delivery are sharpened by the rugged energy of his band. Tracks like “Shipwrecked in the Eighties” paint vivid portraits of struggle and survival, while the title song captures the complexities of hope amid hard times. The Borderlords infuse the arrangements with a rootsy, rock-driven pulse, giving Kristofferson’s lyrics extra weight and urgency. There’s an unmistakable sincerity in every vocal line, each instrument serving the story. For vinyl collectors and fans of narrative-driven music, “Repossessed” is a testament to Kristofferson’s enduring voice in American songwriting. This album deserves a place on the shelf of anyone who values music that’s unfiltered, reflective, and deeply human.
Track List:
A1 - Mean Old Man -
A2 - Shipwrecked In The Eighties -
A3 - They Killed Him -
A4 - What About Me -
A5 - El Gavilan (The Hawk) -
B1 - El Coyote -
B2 - Anthem '84 -
B3 - The Heart -
B4 - This Old Road -
B5 - Love Is The Way -