The Mendoza Line : Lost In Revelry * Cooking Vinyl

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The Mendoza Line - Lost In Revelry

Stan:	nowa, bez folii
Wydawca:	Cooking Vinyl
Nr katalogowy:	COOKCD246
Nośnik, opakowanie:	CD w standardowym pudełku
Wyprodukowano w:	UK
Rok wydania:	2002
Produkt oryginalny

1 A Damn Good Disguise
2 Something Dark
3 What Ever Happend To You?
4 In Your Hands
5 It'll Be The Same Without You
6 The Triple Bill of Shame
7 Under Radar
8 I'm That!
9 Red Metal Doors
10 Mistakes Were Made
11 We're All In This Alone
12 The Queen of England
13 The Way of The Weak

All Music Guide: The Mendoza Line's previous record, We're All in This Alone, was a great leap forward for the band. They put all the various elements of their sound together and came up with a stunning record. In case you just discovered the band, those elements are emotional and intelligent songwriting from both a male and female perspective, heartfelt and raw vocals, and spirited performances with indie rock and back-porch country influences. Lost in Revelry is more of the same and then some. The Mendoza Line sound confident and assured. The cracked voices of the boys are more so and the girls' voices have gotten more tuneful. The songs are more emotional and confessional. The playing is refined and imaginative with lots of great guitar work: pedal steel, slide, electric, and acoustic. Lost in Revelry's overall feel is that of a more mature group: a group who has loved and lost and experienced life. The ratio of ballads to up-tempo tracks has grown, and most of the ballads are excellent, with the best being "Triple Bill of Shame," a desperate plea with some forlorn-sounding slide guitar and singer Timothy Bracy sounding like he's about to pass out from the effort of singing. Shannon McArdle's songs are more passionate and weighty this time around: "Red Metal Doors" is a sad and beautiful lament taken at a glacial pace and "The Way of the Weak" is a piano ballad that wouldn't sound out of place on a Mazzy Star record. The downside to a more refined and mature record is that some of their ramshackle charm and energy has been lost. Not enough to make the band bland, but if they take one more step toward professionalism the next record may turn out that way. As it is, Lost in Revelry is an adult record full of real emotion and great songs. y.

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