Counting Crows - August and Everything After
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Free Music Review: it's what i was looking for
Hit: 4 Stars
even though it wasn't a new CD i'm very happy with this, it's exactly what i was looking forFree Music Review: I used to listen to this on CASSETTE, yo!
Hit: 5 Stars
Has it really been 12 years since this came out? I remember buying this and wanting more, and I waited forever for "recovering the satelites' to come out. The band has since released four studio efforts (plus a live and a best of), and this remains their highlight. I said in my review of Smashing Pumpkins' "Mellon Collie" that either that or this may be my fav cd of all time, so I'll mention it again. I mean, this is the album that got me off of that mainstream country (or should I say, rock-a-billy) mumbo-jumbo. So many memories that come from this disc, but I'll save them and stick to the review:
1.Round Here-Huge success. If u can, also check out ultra-rare accoustic version, a b-side to "rain king)
2.Omaha-Think I screwd up the spelling, oh well, nice little acoustic song, this is counting crows' roots.
3.Mr. Jones-Gawd, I used to drive my parents crazy playing this song over and over. They compared Adam's voice to a potential bowel movement, I believe. Oh well, they're old
4.Perfect Blue Buildings-hmmmmmmmmmm, always listened to, always been kinda neutral about it. Nice and chill, I guess
5.Ana Begins-This is definately relatable, especially to someone in junior high (which I was when I bought it). Takes on new meaning as you get older.
6.Time and Time Again-I love how the song changed moderately in the middle. Like the lyrics.
7.Rain King-Classic hit and veeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrry relatable for a guy who was never really recognized of existance that much in high school.
8.Sullivan St.-Nice ballad, I've also heard this referred to as "drowning." Not sure where.
9.Ghost Train-The bigginning is definatelly eerie with the train sounds. Good track, but the live version kicks this one's a**!
10.Raining In Baltimore-This track used to bore me to tears, but once I put down my guitar and started learning some solo piano like this, I deemed it a crows' classic.
11.A Murder Of One-Ah, my personal fav., great way to end the album. If I cried on a regular basis (i never do), this would still make me weep.
I dunno if Adam Duritz still wants to be Bob Dylan, but truth be known I really can't say enough 'bout this album, so I won't even try. Hope they come out with a new release soon!
Free Music Review: Great Vibes
Hit: 4 Stars
This album just hits you and does not let go. Great storytelling, great vocals, and great vibes start at the front and go right to the back. Free Music Review: A Classic
Hit: 5 Stars
A classic album from one of the most musically and lyrically accomplished bands in the genre.
Duritz' storytelling and emotionally charged lyrics make every song stand out in some way or another.
Check out especially
Anna Begins
Rain King
Round Here
Free Music Review: An instant classic!
Hit: 4 Stars
Let's keep this simple, The counting Crowes make their debur in the early 90's with a consistent tight album "August and everything after" A very musically and comercial wise album, An Instant Classic, a must have...