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Description: Genre: Country - Alt. Country / Artist: Richmond Fontaine / Audio CD released 2004-04-12 at El Cortez / Disc #1 ... more
Post To Wire - Richmond Fontaine ... Tracklisting
1 The Longer You Wait
2 Barely Losing
3 Montgomery Park
4 (Walter's On The Lam)
5 Through
6 (Postcard from California)
7 Two Broken Hearts
8 Hallway
9 (Postcard Written With a Broken Hand)
10 Post To Wire
11 Polaroid
12 Always on the Ride
13 (Postcard Postmarked Phoenix Arizona)
14 Allison Johnson
15 Willamette
16 Valediction

Newest Review: ... of country. No other band could open a song with the words "You walked with a limp/And I worried about you"; the ... more

 ... characters that feature in Richmond Fontaine songs are intriguing yet there is always something a little tragic about them. Fans and critics alike have suggested that Vlautin writes the songs that Raymond Carver would have written had that been his medium; personally I prefer to think of Charles Bukowski but either name would do. Opening track “The Longer You Wait” tells the story of a couple taking a late night drive through the Nevada desert, while “Williamette” is the story of a teenager who doesn’t understand what ...more

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El Cortez, May 02, 2005, UPC: 0678277061224
Post to Wire
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Premium Review Post To Wire - Richmond Fontaine: An American Tale (663 words)
by fizzywizzy - written on 04.09.07 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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“Post to Wire” (released 2004) is Richmond Fontaine’s fifth studio album and the one that really turned me onto the band. Previously the Portland-based quartet were associated with dark, brooding lyrics and a much blacker feel, but “Post to Wire” really highlights not just the band’s ability to compose across genres but the strengths of songwriter and frontman, Willy Vlautin, in creating vivid snapshots of the contemporary west. Labelled “Americana” or “alt-country” by a music press that always feels the need to pigeonhole, the band have developed the genre, and cemented their position in it, where the likes of Uncle Tupelo or Wilco left off. By more use of ...

 
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