Music Banter - View Single Post - Ray Lamontagne

jaxwired · 09-12-2010, 07:20 PM

Gotta disagree a bit with the review. I own this recording and I love it. I think it's Ray's best effort to date. The songs are sumptious and rich. The gravely vocals are filled with emotion. The recording has a wonderfully raw unprocessed sound to it. Very natural sounding acoustics that brings Ray right into your living room. I love the entire CD, but my favorites are "This love is over" and "The Devils' in the jukebox". This music really shines on a quality stereo where you can hear the high quality yet minimalist production style. 5 strong stars IMO...

09-12-2010, 07:20 PM	#15 (permalink)
jaxwired Groupie Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 23	Gotta disagree a bit with the review. I own this recording and I love it. I think it's Ray's best effort to date. The songs are sumptious and rich. The gravely vocals are filled with emotion. The recording has a wonderfully raw unprocessed sound to it. Very natural sounding acoustics that brings Ray right into your living room. I love the entire CD, but my favorites are "This love is over" and "The Devils' in the jukebox". This music really shines on a quality stereo where you can hear the high quality yet minimalist production style. 5 strong stars IMO... __________________ HiFi - Bryston/Dynaudio Twenty First Century Music Only. Folk, Alt Country, Acoustic Rock, Indie...