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Everclear 
For some reason this album has always reminded
me of Twin Peaks, especially the lead track "Why
Won't You Stay." It recalls images of drinking tons of whiskey
in a log cabin bar with a fire crackling in the background,
while life just kind of slides away, awash in memories and
pain. The dreamy production sounds as if the album was recorded
at the bottom of a huge gorge (or like the set of that Red
Rocks, U2 video). That same dreaminess
(read: drunken haze) gives the album a kind of timeless
quality that ould have been recorded in several different
decades. It would have been really interesting to hear this
album if a more stripped down approach had been taken, a la
Tom Waits, as some of the emotional
content gets lost in all the reverb and echo. Warning: do
not listen to this album while driving after a breakup, as
it has been known to cause tears to get in your eyes. |
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