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Hellbent On Compromise

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発売日 2008年12月16日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルDiablo
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 DIAB836
SKU 740155483623

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:50:44
Following the demise of Orange Juice, the solo Edwyn Collins took some time to build a commercial platform -- at least, he did in his native Britain. Fans of his wistful yet terse songwriting were mainly scattered around central Europe, but his debut effort, 1989's Hope and Despair won a series of glowing reviews. Sadly, he largely squandered those good impressions with this follow-up, which too often lacks the strength of arrangement to carry through Collins' lyrical ideas and projects. "You Poor Deluded Fool" and "What's the Big Idea?" would certainly have benefited from a proper band setting, instead of the largely predictable studio keyboards that dominate. The cover of Smokey Robinson's "My Girl Has Gone" does no one any favors either. The campaign for real songwriting, to paraphrase a later Collins' track, would have to wait until his next album for a second significant, by-election victory.|
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  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Means to an End
    2. 2.
      You Poor Deluded Fool
    3. 3.
      It Might as Well Be You
    4. 4.
      Take Care of Yourself
    5. 5.
      Graciously
    6. 6.
      Someone Else Besides
    7. 7.
      My Girl Has Gone
    8. 8.
      Now That It's Love
    9. 9.
      Everything and More
    10. 10.
      What's the Big Idea?
    11. 11.
      Time of the Preacher/Long Time Gone

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アーティスト： Edwyn Collins

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NME (10/27/90) - (8) "Elation, melancholy, fierce pride and self-deprecating wit remain his stock in trade. The touchstones of his particular genius are still there--Motown, The Velvet Underground, C&W--and from them Edwin draws songs that seem more brimming with feeling than most of his contemporaries."|
Rovi

Following the demise of Orange Juice, the solo Edwyn Collins took some time to build a commercial platform -- at least, he did in his native Britain. Fans of his wistful yet terse songwriting were mainly scattered around central Europe, but his debut effort, 1989's Hope and Despair won a series of glowing reviews. Sadly, he largely squandered those good impressions with this follow-up, which too often lacks the strength of arrangement to carry through Collins' lyrical ideas and projects. "You Poor Deluded Fool" and "What's the Big Idea?" would certainly have benefited from a proper band setting, instead of the largely predictable studio keyboards that dominate. The cover of Smokey Robinson's "My Girl Has Gone" does no one any favors either. The campaign for real songwriting, to paraphrase a later Collins' track, would have to wait until his next album for a second significant, by-election victory.|
Rovi

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