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 Fisherman's Blues - Waterboys
 Fisherman's Blues - Waterboys ... Fisherman's Blues2 We Will Not Be Lovers 3 Strange Boat 4 World Party 5 Sweet Thing/Blackbird 6 Jimmy Hickey's Waltz 7 And A Bang On The Ear 8 Has Anybody Here Seen Hank 9 When Will We Be Married 10 When Ye Go Away 11 Dunford's Fancy 12 Stolen Child 13 This Land Is Your Land Newest Review: ... in general! 1 Fisherman's Blues A right cracker of a song! The accoustic guitar kicks in, then the fiddle and bang off ... more ... the album goes. A title track as the first track ont he album has to be good and this is no disappointment. the lyrics are inspirational and the mood and atmosphere is breathtaking. And he still has a train to talk about here so it's not all different. 2 We Will not be Lovers A repetititve fiddle sound and some imposing bass make this a great second track. :ess perfectly formed and executed than the first but doubly atmospheric and that is something which is done really well on this album. Scott's voice, w...more |
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Fisherman's Blues - Waterboys: what the folk? (816 words)
by - written on 19/07/02 (165 readings)
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This is generally seen as the album where the Waterboys went folk. In their career so far, the Waterboys (basically Mike Scott with various session musicians and a few regulars) tend to cover two areas with their music. Both of which they do very well, and in their own way. In their earlier albums they were more of an epic rock n roll band with plenty of sax, trumpet, and metaphor about trains. Or just trains as a subject matter if metaphor fails. On this landmark album they really changed their direction somewhat, sticking with the trains in a couple of songs, but opting for a much more irish influenced folk sttyle. A couple of the tracks are remakes of traditional ... Read the complete review
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