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 Surprise - Paul Simon
Description: Genre: Rock - Folk Rock / Artist: Paul Simon / Audio CD released 2006-06-05 at Warners / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 How Ca ... more  Surprise - Paul Simon ... Can You Live In The Northeast2 Everything About It Is A Love Song 3 Outrageous 4 Sure Don't Feel Like Love 5 Wartime Prayers 6 Beautiful 7 I Don't Believe 8 Another Galaxy 9 Once Upon A Time There Was An Ocean 10 That's Me 11 Father And Daughte Newest Review: ... he gives us a small collection of songs; eleven in total, and therefore, it is down to us to make up our own minds as to ... more ... whether these shoes look good enough on him.
In topical moods of the current state of the planet through the eyes of a wise, mature artist, the pictures within the cover booklet are simple, touched with strong, sobering undertones. We see a picture of a giant wave from the sea about to drown a sleepy coastline resort. An American City engulfed with smoke. A young boy’s ear, just in shot of the camera. A man getting drenched up another throwing a bucket of water over him. An Ape-like couple, with arms around each ot...more |
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Paul Simon - Surprise Price Comparison
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Warner Bros., October 30, 2006, Catalog Number: 9362499822
Surprise |
£ 11,54 |
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Warner Bros., October 30, 2006, UPC: 0093624998228
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£ 6,47 |
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Surprise - Paul Simon: Who's Gonna Love You When Your Looks Are Gone...? (1941 words)
by sam1942 - written on 27.09.06 (Very useful, 755 readings)
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The intricate workings of a great legendary mind like Paul Simon still remains a mystery when we embark on the journey through his most recent album ‘Surprise.’ This extraordinary album must be first categorized and a myth must be dispelled. Since the incredible impact of the definitive ‘Graceland,’ way back it 1986, we have been left in limbo state, not far from the feeling of floating on a World Music trip so much to the extreme that his next three albums (Concert In The Park Live; November 1991, Songs From The Capeman; November 1997 and You‘re The One, October 2000) have quiet simply passed us by. So why was it that this album, quite ‘surprised’ us in 2006? What ...
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