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 Some Mad Hope - Matt Nathanson
 Some Mad Hope - Matt Nathanson ... Car Crash2 Come On Get Higher 3 Heartbreak World 4 Gone 5 Wedding Dress 6 Bulletproof Weeks 7 To the Beat Of Our Noisy Hearts 8 Still 9 Detroit Waves 10 Falling Apart 11 Sooner Surrender 12 All We Are Newest Review: ... World" is up next and although it's quite a depressing song I really like it and all that it seems to envelope. It's got ... more ... a more American feel to it than the previous tracks and almost has an element of country about it whereas the former two songs were much more within the pop field. It does drone a little bit and you have to listen quite carefully to make out what he's saying. Despite this once again he delivers some beautiful lyrics, "Let's all pack up and move this year, Slip the liars and disappear, Leave memories for auctioneers, And those just standing still." The fourth track is "Gone" and is one of my fav...more |
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Release Date: 2007 - 08 - 13, Audio CD, Vanguard Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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Some Mad Hope - Matt Nathanson: Some Wonderful Album (1761 words)
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Matt Nathanson is one of those artists that all my friends say "Who on earth is that?" whenever they hear one of his tracks on my ipod. He's an American artist who was born back in 1973 and is currently living in San Francisco. I first came across him back in 2006 when I discovered his album "Beneath these Fireworks" which was released back in 2003. This was his first major studio album but prior to this he self-released 5 albums entitled "Please" in 1993, "Ernst" in 1997, "Not Coloured Too Perfect" in 1998, "Still Waiting for Spring" in 1999 and lastly "When Everything Meant Everything" in 2002. ... Read the complete review
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