Erasure - On the Road to Nashville
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Free Music Review: It pains me to listen to this
Hit: 1 Stars
I have to agree with girlpowernazi on this tour completely sucking and the Union Street CD sucking as well, minus a couple of moving tracks that don't remotely translate well live at all. I love all of erasure's music and disagree with their past couple albums being tripe, because I love their electronic music and even love some of their past acoustic renditions but with the fake country twang; it just sounds forced. I lived in the south for eight years and actually enjoy old school country, Tammy Wynette, Weyland Jennings, Conway Twitty, but this actually sounds like an offensive homage to that genre. It takes a true fan to be able to face the truth, and I have seen every tour since they toured with Duran Duran for the Circus Tour, and loved every tour, especially Swan, Tank, and Balloon live at the Beacon theatre....they sold out a good 13 shows in a row while I was going to Pratt back in the early 90's. Road to Nashville bites, it actually pains me to listen to it.Free Music Review: IF YOU LIKE THIS, YOU ARE A DIE-HARD FAN
Hit: 1 Stars
I enjoy Erasure's music, and I've bought quite a few tripe records of theirs in recent years simply to see what they do next. But c'mon, guys, you've got to draw the line somewhere. Union Street was bad enough, but the live show was just a dreadful embarrassment. I've heard junior high school bands play in better time than this tossed-together touring band that clearly would have rather been elsewhere. And these arrangements . . . ugh.
If you must, download a track or two. If you haven't heard enough acoustic versions of Spiraling to last you a life time, the version here is fun. If you buy this album, you are clearly a true-blue, dyed-in-the-wool Erasure fan. Anyone but the utmost completist should take a pass.