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Exit 0 - Steve Earle & the Dukes

 

Description: Genre: Country - Country Rock / Artist: Steve Earle & the Dukes / Import / Audio Cassette released 1990-10-17 at Mca / ... more
Exit 0 - Steve Earle & the Dukes ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Nowhere Road - Steve Earle
2 Sweet Little '66
3 No. 29
4 Angry Young Man
5 San Antonio Girl
6 Rain Came Down
7 I Ain't Ever Satisfied
8 Week of Living Dangerously
9 I Love You Too Much
10 It's All Up to You

Newest Review: ... but the anxieties regarding the uncertain future that haunted its predecessor are herein swapped in favour of nostalgia for ... more

 ... such. Exit 0 is full of songs of yearning - yearning for a time when there was something to yearn for. The small-town guys and gals who populate these songs are all striving for something - for escape, for love, for whatever..., and one suspects that Earle, flush with success, almost envies them, especially so when those protagonists are thinly-veiled versions of himself, as in the outstanding Angry Young Man. Angry Young Man also points towards the kind of fearless self-analysis Earle would later take to a lace...more

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Premium Review Exit 0 - Steve Earle & the Dukes: Steve Earle And The Dukes - Exit 0 (478 words)
by DavidJay - written on 29/08/08 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Steve Earle's second "proper" album, Exit 0, arriving one year after Guitar Town, his wildly successful 1986 debut, elaborates - to mostly stunning effect - upon that album's merging of contemporary Country music and blue-collar, Springsteen-esque Rock N Roll. Earle knew that Guitar Town was probably has last chance at making it as a performer in his own right, having been writing and demoing songs for other artists in and around Nashville for over a decade hitherto. That album sounded driven, determined, yet shot through with a palpable sense of frustration and desperation. Exit 0 sounds no less driven or determined, but the anxieties regarding the ...

 

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