Words and music written by Rob Lambert. Performed, recorded and mixed by Rob Lambert. Mastered by Peter Andreadis. Elephant photo by Alexandre Chambon. Back cover photo of tower and starry sky by Andrew E. Weber. CD packaging design by Rob Lambert. Thanks Mary Anne Rooney, John McConda, Dave Ciaccio, Peter Andreadis, Steve Dawson, Chris Corsale, Matilda Zombie Queen, Ross Freedman, OTS classmates, and all the other cool cats of Earth "I love Rob Lambert’s songs. They reveal new things with each listen; they are often hilarious, yes, but there is a lived-in darkness and an actual tender heart lurking just below. He is a great, creative guitarist and arranger and these new songs really showcase his ability to layer sounds and create moods and mysteries in his recordings.” -Steve Dawson "Good for the couch, good for the car, good for the sidewalk. And at times this album asks the musical question, 'How well do you really know your couch?' Plus, I think Rob's music is getting purpler and blacker. It's adventurous and sure-footed at the same time, and that's a great thing to pull off!" -Chris Corsale "On his new album, Rob combines fantastical imagery with funny commentary on the mundane absurdities of life. Starting on an asteroid flying through the solar system and ending in a kitchen drawer filled with nothing but butter knives, the trip in between is a ton of fun, with plenty of hooky guitar licks to keep you coming back for more." -John McConda "'I Like the Elephant in the Room' is the Rob Lambert acorn that falls a little further from the tree, musically speaking, than his other animal-that-could-kill-you record, "Grass Is Alligators". It's groovy and shreddy and lyrically enigmatic." -Ross Freedman