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 The Execution Of All Things - Rilo Kiley
 The Execution Of All Things - Rilo Kiley ... Good That Won't Come Out2 Paint's Peeling 3 Execution Of All Things 4 So Long 5 Capturing Moods 6 Better Son/Daughter 7 Hail To Whatever You Found In The Sunlight That Surrounds 8 My Slumbering Heart 9 Three Hopeful Thoughts 10 With Arms Outstretched 11 Spectacular Views Newest Review: ... and clinical depression are your bag, you've just lucked in. The old-style country music that Kiley specialised in has ... more ... morphed somehow into a crazy punk-country thing, with songs like "Paint's Peeling" and "Capturing Moods" being bleak signposts on the Road Of Pain. The latter in particular is one of the most accurate portraits of a relationship dissolving I've heard put to record, with the low, unhappy growl of guitars against each other, and Jenny pleading to herself "I don't mind wasting the best years of our lives" against Sennett, whilst strings flutter awkwardly in the background. "The Good T...more |
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The Execution of All Things
Release Date: 2003 - 05 - 19, Audio CD, Saddle Creek Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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The Execution Of All Things - Rilo Kiley: Breakin' Up (1366 words)
by - written on 16/06/08 (Very useful, 90 readings)
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After the release of Take Offs and Landings, Rilo Kiley were a different band. No longer listening so extensively to Steely Dan and Fleetwood Mac, they began as a group to incorporate into their simple country sound elements of punk, rock, and pop music. At the same time, the band were mingling with the LA music scene, which included people like Conor Oberst, erstwhile front-man of Brighteyes, and producer Mike Mogis. As a result, the sessions for The Execution of All Things was more experimental than previous recordings, and music such as Velvet Revolver began to creep in as an influence. But at the same time, all was not well with the band. Dave Rock had left as ... Read the complete review
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