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Lost Crowes
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Audio CD, October 27, 2017 |
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Track Listings
Disc: 1
1 | Paint An 8 |
2 | Another Roadside Tragedy |
3 | If It Ever Stops Raining |
4 | Wyoming And Me |
5 | Predictable |
6 | Never Forget This Song |
7 | Lifevest |
8 | Grinnin' |
9 | My Heart's Killing Me |
10 | Peace Anyway |
Disc: 2
1 | A Conspiracy |
2 | Evil Eye |
3 | Cursed Diamond |
4 | London P.25 |
5 | Dirty Hair Halo |
6 | High Head Blues |
7 | Feathers |
8 | Nonfiction |
9 | Tied Up & Swallowed |
10 | Wiser Time |
11 | Sunday Buttermilk Waltz |
12 | Descending |
13 | Lowdown |
14 | Tornado |
15 | Song Of The Flesh |
16 | Thunderstorm 654 |
Editorial Reviews
Originally released in 2006, this two CD set contains a pair of previously unavailable albums recorded by Chris Robinson and the boys. Tall was recorded in 1993 and eventually morphed into their '94 release Amorica. There are early versions of songs that made that album as well as other tracks that remained unreleased until this double disc set was issued. The second album, Band, was recorded in 1997 after their album Three Snakes And One Charm. It is unknown why the album Band sat in the vaults for so long, since many fans rate it as one of The Black Crowes' best studio efforts to date!
Product details
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 5.64 x 5.08 x 0.45 inches; 4.48 ounces
- Manufacturer : Silver Arrow Records
- Original Release Date : 2017
- Run time : 1 hour and 53 minutes
- Date First Available : August 16, 2017
- Label : Silver Arrow Records
- ASIN : B074VGGZDN
- Number of discs : 2
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These discs give you all the best qualities of the Black Crowes- the gravelly vocals of Chris Robinson, the dirty guitars, and Hammond organ all mixed together in a rock and roll stew. I don't know if you can give the Black Crowes a lot of points for being highly innovative but they were able to draw from bands that came before (like the Rolling stones, The Faces, and the Allman brothers) and create a distinctive sound. And at the time they hit the scene, they were a breath of fresh air. They are one of the better American rock and roll bands to emerge in the last 25 years. The Crowes do a lot of hard rockers here and also some very nice acoustic flavored numbers like "Wyoming and me". There is a rough character to the sessions at times, but that is what makes this set special, it works to enhance rather than detract from the music of the Black Crowes....this is the crowes at their dirty southern bluesy best. I suppose it comes down to whether you prefer a more polished/arranged crowes sound to the more live and raw sound heard here. In any case I don't think you need to be a long time Black Crowes fan to appreciate this release, nor is it somehow substandard to their other releases, as some of the other reviews suggest. Actually "Lost sessions" and "Southern harmony and musical companion" are my favorites CD's by them. The sound quality is overall well enough, but the cd mastering is on the loud/compressed side. I'd recommend this set to both dedicated Black Crowes fans and to "newbies".
All in all, new Crowes is good Crowes...even if the songs are 10 years old...
"Band" is just plain and simple a smokin' old, new release. Why this sat on the shelf for ten years is beyond me. While it is very hard to single out favorites, the first two selections, "Paint an 8" and "Another Roadside Tragedy" are particularly great. A one half star hit from me for the Rhino effort. Strange codes where a song list should be on the disc. A minor issue as this is great American rock n' roll from a group of really talented musicians in their prime. What else could a fan want? Highly recommended.