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DeadShotKeen · 02-11-2010, 05:21 PM

Ryan Adams '29'
Huge fan and this is the only LP I've been missing (I think) save 'Cardinology', which just took such a critical panning I can't bring myself to bother with. This seemed to be regarded as the runt in the 3-fold litter that spawned the brilliant 'Cold Roses' and the solid 'Jacksonville City Nights'. Only played this once thus far but pretty impressed, nice sparse folk-y feel, bit of a departure.

You could say that 'Cold Roses' was his Neil Young LP, 'Jacksonville City Nights' his Gram Parsons LP and this one's almost his Joni Mitchell LP. Too early to say it's a beauty or up there with his best work but yeah, seems good.

02-11-2010, 05:21 PM	#3254 (permalink)
DeadShotKeen Music Addict Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 79	Ryan Adams '29' Huge fan and this is the only LP I've been missing (I think) save 'Cardinology', which just took such a critical panning I can't bring myself to bother with. This seemed to be regarded as the runt in the 3-fold litter that spawned the brilliant 'Cold Roses' and the solid 'Jacksonville City Nights'. Only played this once thus far but pretty impressed, nice sparse folk-y feel, bit of a departure. You could say that 'Cold Roses' was his Neil Young LP, 'Jacksonville City Nights' his Gram Parsons LP and this one's almost his Joni Mitchell LP. Too early to say it's a beauty or up there with his best work but yeah, seems good.