Articles tagged "ryan adams"

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Ryan Adams and the Cardinals: Cardinology

by Matthew Fiander

[3.Nov.08] :. Despite some very strong moments, Adams' goofy self-indugence rears its head just enough to keep Cardinology from being a great record.

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Ryan Adams and The Cardinals

by Joseph Carver

[17.Oct.08] :. Liberating him from the baggage of his years of solo performances, Ryan Adams' immersion into The Cardinals has allowed him to re-invent himself as the frontman of an incredibly tight band.

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Whiskeytown: Strangers Almanac

by Zeth Lundy

[10.Mar.08] :. Like the Replacements' Pleased to Meet Me, Strangers Almanac wrangled Whiskeytown's unruliness into polished structure, yielding a ragged heart and clean lapels.

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Books Review

Legends of the Chelsea Hotel by Ed Hamilton

by John Davidson

[21.Nov.07] :. So there you have it. Ryan Adams at the Chelsea -- maybe.

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Ryan Adams and the Cardinals: Follow the Lights

by Greg M. Schwartz

[30.Oct.07] :. While it may only have two “new” songs, Lights is no toss-off. Each track may as well be new as far as Adams’ musical muse is concerned.

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Ryan Adams & the Cardinals

by Evan Sawdey

[17.Aug.07] :. Whether or not he's anal isn't really the issue. When it comes to sound, Ryan Adams simply can't catch a break.

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Ryan Adams: Easy Tiger

by Jeff Vrabel

[25.Jun.07] :. This is some of Adams's most professional-sounding, accesssible and brightly rewarding stuff since Gold, the Ryan Adams Album For People Who Don't Have Time For All This Other Stuff.

 

Ryan Adams, The Lodger, Justice

by PopMatters Staff

[11.Jun.07] :. Ryan Adams Everybody Knows [MP3]       Everybody Knows [Video] MySpace The Lodger Kicking Sand [MP3]       Jangly UK pop...

 

Ryan Adams: 29

by Zeth Lundy

[16.Dec.05] :. Adams completes his promised hat trick of album releases for 2005 with this more subdued and reflective follow-up to Cold Roses and Jacksonville City Nights.

 

Ryan Adams: Rock N Roll

by Jason Korenkiewicz

[14.Nov.03] :. For an album named Rock N Roll, Ryan Adams’s third proper solo release is a difficult and dense listening experience. It takes many repeated spins to transcend the insider rock nods to get to the point where one can enjoy this album as its own entity.

 

Ryan Adams: Music in High Places: Live in Jamaica [DVD]

by Tim Slowikowski

[14.Jul.03] :. With the DVD release of Ryan Adams: Live in Jamaica for the Music in High Places series comes some serious anticipation for which personality has been committed to the digital video format.

 

Ryan Adams

by Brian Neumann

[4.Oct.01] :. At age 26, Ryan Adams has already earned enough praise and criticism to last a career. When he was just 20 years old, Adams’ band Whiskeytown was given the responsibility of saving alternative...

 

Ryan Adams: Gold

by Andrew Gilstrap

[11.Sep.01] :. Gold feels like a record hiding behind masks. Maybe Adams has spent so many years laying his heart out on the line that he’s trying to create a little distance

 

Ryan Adams: Heartbreaker

by David Sakowski

[5.Sep.00] :. Heartbreaker lives up his auspicious live set and delivers one of the year’s best albums.