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You know what, actually, I've always thought "Love Is Hell pts.1 and 2" was classic. But I'm always sort of hesitent to admit that, but, you're very right, "Cold Roses" is exceptionally good. I just don't think it has the stark emotional weight that made "Heartbreaker" so essential.
I rate 'Cold Roses' above 'Heartbreaker'. In fact, I rate JCN on the same line as 'Heartbreaker'. There's some classic songs there, but there's just a few which make me skip to the next track, and I don't normally keep listening after 'Shakedown on 9th St'. 'Cold Roses' is one that I listen all the way through most of the time. There aren't songs that I skip every time, and altough I may skip them every now and then, I don't hate them.
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I like that there wouldn't have been The Beatles first album or rock and roll pretty much without 'Elvis Presley' (their words, not mine), yet there's 8 albums that apparently changed music more, including 'Sgt Pepper'.
Nice to think that the Beatles would've made 'Sgt Pepper' without Elvis Presley or their own first album. Maybe they just would've lucked onto it.
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From the same show as the 'Kitty's Back' from above
adn keeping with the Xmas theme - the first one of these is pretty tops
Marvin Gaye's 'Star Spangled Banner' from the 1983 (?) NBA All-Star Game is also a highlight
Other contenders (which I can't find videos for);
Neil Young performing 'Rockin' in the Free World' on Saturday Night Live, 1989
Elvis Costello performing 'Veronica', also from SNL in 1989
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OK, now I know these aren't Ryan. He says in the above that he doesn't drink or do drugs?! Anyone that has ever seen the guy live knows how full of shit that statement is. That post has to be a troll or something...
Ryan claims he's now clean - except for the cigarettes.
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That is a very good live album, you're right.
Have you got the MIU/La cd? That is the only 2 albums from the 70's I don't have, but I am not too sure if it is worth owning. What do you think?
The MIU album is pretty dodgy - but the LA album is underrated I think - along with 'Good Timin'' there's also 'Baby Blue', which is probably the last great Dennis Wilson song. The less said about "Keepin' the Summer Alive" though, the better...
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I actually prefer the stereo version - if only for 'God Only Knows'. I know it's all the same, but hearing the intro to that song in stereo is as good as it gets.
As for the other Beach Boys hating the record, Mike Love will never admit that his band's most popular album isn't his favourite, but it's obvious he didn't and still doesn't dig it as much fans do. But what did he expect? Brian Wilson had quit touring to stay in the studio - and with a seemingly endless pit of money and studio time at his disposal with the best session players LA had to offer, enough pot to make Cheech and Chong jealous, did he really think Brian would sit back and do 50 rewrites of 'Little Deuce Coupe' and then wait for Mike to write his lyrics to lay down the vocals?
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You feel sad 'cause I got mad
And I'm sorry, I'm sorry
Things I said made things seem bad
But don't worry
'Cause it's gonna be all right now, be okay
You know I just don't think before I speak
I've been looking for to find
Something to believe in my mind
And I thought it was you
All this time since you've been mine
I've been angry, so angry
Made it known I could make it alone
But I'm changing
And I'm gonna be all right now, be okay
You know I just woke up and I see the way
Don't give up on me so fast
I see it's me that's wrong at last
Give me another chance
It's so hard just to stay alive each day
I really can't go on this way, oh no, oh no
Don't give up on me so fast
I see it's me that's wrong at last
Give me another chance
Some recent Ryan Adams messageboard posts
in Someone Else's Song
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Well, despite the Knoxville 'drama', the shows seem to have kicked serious ass.
The last two nights have seen two shows where no song was repeated.
7/29/06
The Tabernacle, Atlanta
Set 1:
To Be Young
Beautiful Sorta
Magnolia Mountain
My Winding Wheel
Please Do Not Let Me Go
Dear Chicago
A Kiss Before I Go
Rescue Blues
Meadowlake Street ->
Bird Song (The Grateful Dead)
The End
When The Stars Go Blue
Set 2:
Sylvia Plath (solo piano)
Oh My Sweet Carolina
Let It Ride
Shakedown on 9th Street ->
Franklin's Tower (The Grateful Dead) ->
I See Monsters
Encore:
What Sin ->
Stella Blue (The Grateful Dead) ->
He's Gone (The Grateful Dead)
Hickory Wind (Gram Parsons)
Wish You Were Here
7/30/06
The Tabernacle, Atlanta
Peaceful Valley
Cold Roses
Mockingbird Song ->
Trains
Games
Cherry Lane
Nightbirds
World War 24
Now That That It's Over
This House Is Not For Sale
Lost Satellite (Neal Casal Song) ->
September
Why Do They Leave?
Wonderwall
Hardest Part
Blue Hotel
Two Hearts
Promises
La Cienega Just Smiled
This Is It
Note To Self Don't Die
Come Pick Me Up