Bob Dylan - Oh Mercy [1989 - Remaster 2004] [Album], FLAC (tracks) torrent

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Bob Dylan - Oh Mercy [1989 - Remaster 2004] [Album]

Жанр: (Folk, rock, country)
Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: tracks
Продолжительность: 39:01

Трэклист:

1. "Political World" – 3:43
2. "Where Teardrops Fall" – 2:30
3. "Everything Is Broken" – 3:12
4. "Ring Them Bells" – 3:00
5. "Man in the Long Black Coat" – 4:30
6. "Most of the Time" – 5:02
7. "What Good Am I?" – 4:45
8. "Disease of Conceit" – 3:41
9. "What Was It You Wanted" – 5:02
10. "Shooting Star" – 3:12
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EAC extraction logfile from 21. May 2007, 2:12 for CD
Bob Dylan / Oh Mercy

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Track 1
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Track 2
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Track 3
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Track 4
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Track 5
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Track 6
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Track 7
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Track 8
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Track 9
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Track 10
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Allmusic.com review: писал(а):
"Oh Mercy was hailed as a comeback, not just because it had
songs noticeably more meaningful than anything Bob Dylan had
recently released, but because Daniel Lanois' production gave
it cohesion. There was cohesion on Empire Burlesque, of course,
but that cohesion was a little too slick, a little too commercial,
whereas this record was filled with atmospheric, hazy production -
- a sound as arty as most assumed the songs to be. And Dylan
followed suit, giving Lanois significant songs -- palpably social
works, love songs, and poems -- that seemed to connect with his
past. And, at the time, this production made it seem like the
equivalent of his '60s records, meaning that its artiness was
cutting edge, not portentous. Over the years, Oh Mercy hasn't
aged particularly well, seeming as self-conscious as such other
gauzy Lanois productions as So and The Joshua Tree, even though
it makes more sense than the ersatz pizzazz of Burlesque. Still,
the songs make Oh Mercy noteworthy; they find Dylan quietly raging
against the materialism of President Reagan and accepting maturity,
albeit with a slight reluctance. So, Oh Mercy is finally more
interesting for what it tries to achieve than for what it actually
does achieve. At its best, this is a collection of small, shining
moments, with the best songs shining brighter than their production
or the album's overall effect."