Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard convenes a few pals in Temple of the Dog fashion for a spontaneous and impressive project. Soulful and beguiling. --Jeff Bateman
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No
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5.5 x 4.94 x 0.45 inches; 3.68 ounces
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2004
Brad conveys emotion like Monet could paint flowers...with a natural ease and a unique style that cannot be denied. The uplifting songs on this album will make you feel elated, while the softer ballad-type songs will have you weeping like a child. When I first bought this, I could only listen to it in small doses. Too much would wear me out emotionally, and I would be put off from listening to it again for a long time. I only play it once every 2 years or so, but I still consider it one of my favorites. I remember back in '94, driving my car in the rain, singing along, and all of a sudden, I'm sobbing like my dog died. A few songs later, I'm bobbing my head along to the music like I don't have a care in the world. It's that magical. Most musicians can only dream of crafting songs this real.
Excellent album, if you're a fan of pearl jam you will be interested on it. Stone Gossard and Regan Hagar form Satchel in the first album of the band. From the seattle movement. god album!
Ive been in love with this band since Shame was released. I was lucky enough to see them with Pearl Jam in 02 in Seattle. The music they made from day 1 has been nothing but tremendous.
I really love this album, even though the artwork is terrible. I first heard it around the time of it's release when Grunge was music made with guitars! It still sounds great and has aged well. It reminds me of long summers as a student and it can be so soulful and rock out with the best.
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