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Record review

Morrissey — Years of Refusal

Years of Refusal
The songwriting doesn’t sound entirely natural even if Morrissey sounds like he was thoroughly enjoying himself during the recording sessions.

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Monday, March 9, 2009
by Andrew Boe
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Latest comment by: imaginary stella: "I truly love this record. I have not heard so much gusto out of the Mozzer since Your Arsenal (and if I close my eyes, I see the Your Arsenal-days band playing on this album). Now let's get to the issue: Why is Morrissey skipping the US westcoast on his ...

Record review

Ryan Adams and the Cardinals — Follow The Lights

Ryan Adams and the Cardinals - Follow The Lights
An EP sandwich with all the trimmings.

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Friday, March 21, 2008
by will morgan
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Ireland's answer to Bright Eyes

The moment is here - perfect timing to since the fellow in question, our guy Fionn Regan is going to be at the Sunset tonight!

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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
by imaginary liz
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Latest comment by: abbey: "The press line petrified me too Liz, but the album they sent me has become much beloved. His KEXP In-studio sounded beautiful, so I'll be there tonight... enjoying the slightness of it all. "

Record review

Ryan Adams — 29

Ryan Adams -- 29
It's a really beautiful song, Ryan. I wish you would play piano ballads like that more often.

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Wednesday, January 11, 2006
by Joseph Riippi
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Record review

Ryan Adams and the Cardinals — Jacksonville City Nights

Ryan Adams and the Cardinals -- Jacksonville City Nights
Cold Roses was fantastic, like a new Grateful Dead record, but smelling of your whiskey breath and North Carolina roots. I fell in love all over again, I really did. Now with Jacksonville City Nights, I am ready to commit once again to this relationship.

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Friday, October 7, 2005
by Joseph Riippi
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Record review

Ryan Adams and the Cardinals — Cold Roses

Ryan Adams -- Cold Roses
The first of the three (THREE!!) records coming out in 2005 is a double-record called Cold Roses, by not just Ryan, but Ryan Adams and the Cardinals. It's out now, and it's awesome. It grows on you like a bruise on a hemophiliac.

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Wednesday, June 8, 2005
by Joseph Riippi
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