Rock N Roll - Ryan Adams

Description: Genre: Country - Alt. Country / Artist: Ryan Adams / Audio CD released 2003-11-03 at Mercury Records Ltd (London) / ... more

Rock N Roll - Ryan Adams ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 This Is It
2 Shallow
3 1974
4 Wish You Were Here
5 So Alive
6 Luminol
7 Burning Photographs
8 She's Lost Total Control
9 Note To Self: Don't Die
10 Rock N Roll
11 Anybody Wanna Take Me Home
12 Do Miss America
13 Boys
14 The Drugs Not Working
15 Hypnotixed

Newest Review: ... of his previous work Rock N Roll seems to have been created to show Ryan Adams in a more aggressive, upbeat mode, belying ... more

... the brittle country his made his name with as leader of Whiskeytown. After the effective opener, 'This Is It', Adams loses his way for a few songs, padding the album out with ineffective, tuneless ditties - The arrival of 'So Alive' signals an upturn, and is clearly the most accessible song on the album (And was the first single) Adams decides to litter his tunes here with various profanities, none of which seem to fit (And actually come across as a desperate attept to appear more edgy) Adams' career got back onto th...more

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Rock N Roll - Ryan Adams: Country singer aims for more angst (167 words)
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Alt-country's answer to Prince (in desperate need of somebody to censor his material) returns with a very patchy collection, only showing glimpses of the greatness of his previous work Rock N Roll seems to have been created to show Ryan Adams in a more aggressive, upbeat mode, belying the brittle country his made his name with as leader of Whiskeytown. After the effective opener, 'This Is It', Adams loses his way for a few songs, padding the album out with ineffective, tuneless ditties - The arrival of 'So Alive' signals an upturn, and is clearly the most accessible song on the album (And was the first single) Adams decides to litter his tunes ... Read the complete review