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metier · « **Reply #60220 on:** 14 Dec 2013, 09:46 pm »

Ryan Adams - Ashes & Fire

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metier · « **Reply #60221 on:** 14 Dec 2013, 10:07 pm »

Glen Campbell - Meet Glen Campbell

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JerryM · « **Reply #60222 on:** 14 Dec 2013, 11:27 pm »

*October - Stephan Moccio - Exposure

elasticnorseman · « **Reply #60223 on:** 15 Dec 2013, 02:55 am »

Holidayland - They Might Be Giants (2001)

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WC · « **Reply #60224 on:** 15 Dec 2013, 03:14 am »

Lovers Rock - Sade (CD (2000))

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elasticnorseman · « **Reply #60225 on:** 15 Dec 2013, 03:15 am »

Works Of Igor Stravinsky : Ballets : Vol.5 - Scenes De Ballet - Bluebird Pas de Deux - The Fairy's Kiss

Diamond Dog · « **Reply #60226 on:** 15 Dec 2013, 04:04 am »

Elliott Brood - Days Into Years 2011

Two years on this album still strikes me as one fine piece of work from what critics dubbed Canada's purveyors of "death country". I think this has more in common with the golden era of Neil Young, more Powderfinger than Peace In The Valley. Country, folk, grungy Rust Never Sleeps guitar sounds and a blend of gentle lilt and insistent drive all ladled over some really solid songwriting. Dark ? Hell yeah, this is an Elliot Brood album and these guys write about some pretty funky themes. The central conceit of this record is the horrific experience of leaving the idyllic Canadian life to be flung into the human-meat grinder that was World War I trench warfare; their previous album was built around the story of the Donner Party.

Consistent and compelling front to back. You could find many worse ways to spend 40 minutes than giving Days Into Years a spin.

D.D.

WC · « **Reply #60227 on:** 15 Dec 2013, 04:04 am »

Ordinary Days - Lisa Cerbone (CD (2003))

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Diamond Dog · « **Reply #60228 on:** 15 Dec 2013, 04:25 am »

Pearl Jam - Live At The Gorge 05/06 ( July 22/06 concert ) 2007

Immense seven-disc box set encompassing three complete shows at the Gorge Ampitheatre. And as this is Pearl Jam we're talking about here, that requires seven discs. Song selection is fascinating, sound quality is quite fine and if you're a fan, this is a lot of fun. And if you're not a fan, this likely won't make you one as there are few bands which seem to be as polarizing as Pearl Jam. To each their own... big world and all that, blah blah blah.

D.D.