Why Men Fail
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Artist: Neilson Hubbard
Label: Parasol Records
Category: Music
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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 795306106326
EAN: 0795306106326
ASIN: B000056K1A
Release Date: 2002-01-01 |
Why Men Fail
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Tracks:
- Towns
- Speedin'
- Wonderful Pain
- Her Father's Buick
- The Last American Hero
- The Girl That Killed September
- Hollywood 1995
- Surrounded
- Where It Hurts
- Settle
- Beautiful Yesterday
- Sweet Goodnight
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Customer Reviews:
SONGWRITING ON A PAR WITH THE BEST OF 'EM.......2001-05-29
WOW! Some great stuff here. I bought this disc on the strength of his last disc (which I found in the used bins). Elements of pop along with a country feel. This disc is more of the same, only better. The songwiting here is definitely on a par with the likes of Counting Crows, Jayhawks, Son Volt, etc. I wouldn't be surprised to see major-label artists (like Mary Chapin Carpenter)wanting to cover these songs in years to come. Lots of slower, acoustic, melancholy songs that build up to good choruses. Lots of emotion, touchingly delivered sometimes in a whisper. Is that why men fail? When they get too emotional? A great line from track #1, "Hotel life isn't clean, but it's the quickest way to remember how good things used to be." You believe the guy's actually stayed in some pretty dingy rooms, and probably composed the song in one. "Wonderful Pain" could easily have come from the pen of Steve Earle. And then he turns around and delivers outstanding power pop on "The Last American Hero." This disc is another example of the great stuff coming out of Nashville that isn't from the corporate country hit-making machine. Buy this disc if you like the above mentioned artists, and I don't think you'll be disappointed.
SONGWRITING ON A PAR WITH THE BEST OF 'EM.......2001-05-29
WOW! Some great stuff here. I bought this disc on the strength of his last disc (which I found in the used bins). Elements of pop along with a country feel. This disc is more of the same, only better. The songwiting here is definitely on a par with the likes of Counting Crows, Jayhawks, Son Volt, etc. I wouldn't be surprised to see major-label artists (like Mary Chapin Carpenter)wanting to cover these songs in years to come. Lots of slower, acoustic, melancholy songs that build up to good choruses. Lots of emotion, touchingly delivered sometimes in a whisper. Is that why men fail? When they get too emotional? A great line from track #1, "Hotel life isn't clean, but it's the quickest way to remember how good things used to be." You believe the guy's actually stayed in some pretty dingy rooms, and probably composed the song in one. "Wonderful Pain" could easily have come from the pen of Steve Earle. And then he turns around and delivers outstanding power pop on "The Last American Hero." This disc is another example of the great stuff coming out of Nashville that isn't from the corporate country hit-making machine. Buy this disc if you like the above mentioned artists, and I don't think you'll be disappointed.
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