"Approaching normal" CD by Blue October
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| Item no. | 126290 |
|---|---|
| Title | Approaching normal |
| Musical Genre | Crossover |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Blue October |
| Release date | 9/4/09 |
| Product type | CD |
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| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
CD 1
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1.Weight Of The World
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2.Say It
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3.Dirt Room
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4.Been Down
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5.My Never
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6.Should Be Loved
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7.Kangaroo Cry
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8.Picking Up Pieces
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9.Jump Rope
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10.Blue Skies
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11.Blue Does
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12.The End
by Oliver Kube (12.08.2009) Recorded in Willie Nelson's private studio, attended by ΓΌber-producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, Talking Heads, etc.), this fifth album by the Texan Alternative Rocksters Blue October is their most ambitious so far. Newbies to the band will have to get used to the wailing nasal vocals first - sometimes, they sound like Tenacious D's Jack Black, and then again, like young Peter Gabriel... But even stalwart fans of the quintet will be surprised by this sometimes weird output. Tracks as sophisticated, yet very Pop-py (at least when compared to their older stuff) "Jump rope", the epic, almost melodramatic opening song "Weight of the world", and the dark cutthroat ballad "The end" (partially spiced with Western-like arrangements) honestly don't make much sense on just one disc... Interesting, yet bizarre stuff.