įrom this time period Bob has culled an incredible selection of outtakes, demos, reworked and unreleased tracks that just amazed me. He followed Time with Love and Theft and Modern Times. Bob had adopted an older, wiser persona, writing about the great American road, and the hardship and characters embedded in it. Something happened around the time that Time Out of Mind (1997) was released. In fact from the time after Oh, Mercy (1989) until the very late nineties, it seemed that he had strayed off the path a little, releasing a string of less-than-stellar albums that left old diehards scratching their heads. But Bob hasn’t struck gold with everything he’s recorded.
I mean, his canon of music is exhaustive and exhalted. There’s no doubting the fact that Bob Dylan’s name exists near the top of the list in terms of songwriting and influence.
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Here’s a tribute to them…īob Dylan – Tell Tale Signs: Bootleg Series Vol 8 I just feel like some albums just didn’t have a chance in HELL of seeing the top 30, but shouldn’t they be recognized too? I’m not talking about an honorable mention list or a ‘listened to’ list, I’m talking about collections, reissues, late-bloomers, and a couple that just didn’t have a place to begin with. Now, I’m perfectly content with my top 30. There was so much music that was listened to, and loved in the past year….I feel like I’ve misrepresented some great albums. Ok, so it’s been a few weeks since I dropped my opinions on the best albums of 2008, and I’m having some issues.
Wish I had those times back….Įxcerpt taken from: The full, original post from early 2008 Glad I didn’t move to New Haven that fall. That day was ours, and this WAS the greatest, most perfect song ever written. But being weary and being on the road, and working on what little sleep we could afford between drinking Narragansett tallboys after last call at the Decatur and a midmorning breakfast at the Classic Cafe. We were going too fast and had too many things passing through our bloodstream. He said, “This is the best song ever written”. This one song came on about 20 minutes down the highway. I think it was called “You Could’ve Looked Better”. He popped in the newest latest greatest mix cd into the dashboard player. It was a few weeks after I had handed him a stack of new music. Marty had cemented this song for me, a few years back, on a road trip to New Haven.
My roommate, Marty and I would latch onto different albums, for the same reasons. 48 Hours, The Destroyer Sessions, The Suicide Handbook, The Heartbreaker Demos. Adams had “tossed aside” was viable and desirable as good, quality music.
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So when I got a hold of a number of Ryan Adams’ unreleased sessions a while back, (back when trading was done with bubble mailers and postage stamps….none of this torrent malarkey), as you can imagine, I was amazed that the wealth of material that D.R. One-off web clips are collectors items and treasured additions to my music collection. Mangled B-sides and garbled concert clips are Mozart to these ears. You all know that Ryan Adams is slightly more than a hobby for me. Ryan Adams – 48 Hours – Like The Twilight (Drunk and Fucked Up) I’ll be seeing him tomorrow, sharing stories and comparing notes over a tallboy, and some good food at Angelo’s Civita Farnese. A Youtube-er asked me if I could locate the album for him, and I gladly obliged… so there’s no sense in not sharing with everyone, right?Īnd the other reason for re-posting, Marty is on his way back to New England, right now, interviewing for a job and hoping to move back east. It’s pretty safe to say that its one of my favorite albums that has never seen the light of day. In 2001, Ryan Adams made one of the best albums of his career, and never released it. and at $3.99, that might just be worth it.Īlt country, alternative, americana, cardinals, ghost of electricity, indie, live, music, ryan adams, toodrunktodream | It’s not much, and the Lost Highway camp isn’t rolling out the red carpet or anything, but any little bit of new music would be truly welcomed…. No one’s really sure what the EP will truly bring, just yet, but my hopes are for some alternate takes, unheard sessions and key live tracks…sorta what I culled here. Lovely – Live at the Tressel Tavern, Seattle
Desire – from the unreleased album 48 Hoursħ. My Love For You Is Real – from the Cowboy Technical SessionsĦ. Evergreen – Live in Southampton, England ĥ. Answering Bell – Live in Jamaica 08/2002Ĥ. To truly make it a Ryan Adams day, I am going to recreate, to the best of my ability, Ryan’s upcoming Extra Cheese EP (using key alternate takes and choice live tracks).Įxtra Cheese – Ghost of Electricity Alternate Mixģ.
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