Ryan Adams - 29
Release: Ryan Adams - 29
- Datum: 15.12.2005
Inhaltsangabe
01. Twenty Nine 5:48
02. Strawberry Wine 7:58
03. Night Birds 3:51
04. Blue Sky Blues 5:18
05. Carolina Rain 5:25
06. Starlite Diner 3:51
07. The Sadness 6:43
08. Elizabeth, You Were Born To Play That Part 5:07
09. Voices 4:53
- Genre: Rock
- Qualität: 192 kbit/s
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HinweiseARTIST: Ryan Adams
TITLE: 29
LABEL: Lost Highway
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 181kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 48min total
RELEASE DATE: 2005-12-20
RIP DATE: 2005-12-14
Release Notes:
Ryan Adams's third album of 2005, 29, is his only outing of the year not
co-billed to his band, the Cardinals. The distinction is important--while
Adams's Cardinals-backed outings allowed the North Carolina-born
singer/songwriter to get in touch with his alt-country roots, 29 is a
more minimalist offering that features gritty blues (the simmering title
track), spare ballads (the lovely "Starlite Diner"), and emotive pop/rock
(the delicate "Blue Sky Blues"). Although this disc is closest in spirit
to Adams's LOVE IS HELL releases, it's a much more eclectic affair,
leading the listener down many of the performer's subtler musical paths
and back to one lonely intersection on the edge of town.
TITLE: 29
LABEL: Lost Highway
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 181kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 48min total
RELEASE DATE: 2005-12-20
RIP DATE: 2005-12-14
Release Notes:
Ryan Adams's third album of 2005, 29, is his only outing of the year not
co-billed to his band, the Cardinals. The distinction is important--while
Adams's Cardinals-backed outings allowed the North Carolina-born
singer/songwriter to get in touch with his alt-country roots, 29 is a
more minimalist offering that features gritty blues (the simmering title
track), spare ballads (the lovely "Starlite Diner"), and emotive pop/rock
(the delicate "Blue Sky Blues"). Although this disc is closest in spirit
to Adams's LOVE IS HELL releases, it's a much more eclectic affair,
leading the listener down many of the performer's subtler musical paths
and back to one lonely intersection on the edge of town.
