Recording started in the summer months and the sweltering heat, and wrapped in the freezing temps of winter. It is clear on first listen that two distinct seasons are represented through "Caught In the Trees" - an accidental metaphor perhaps?
There was laughter and there was introspection, and the result is a record that Jurado loyalists will find was worth the wait.
You can come back when it's your turn. Stuck in the hurt Falling back Hoping you don't relax All cards are out, i'll follow your lead. You can come back, baby it's you're turn. Stuck in the hurt Falling back Hoping you don't relax. Caskets Two tickets on a chevrolet train I've got a sucicide pact with your name You can doubt any doubt any move that is made 'cause I'm putting the worries to page In a flash you'll be quick to react I'm a useful spade for the grave Collect calls to the shadow in town So "what were the chances" he'll say You must remove the skin and burn it all for fuel Knock out teeth to improve how you look And they're using your tongue for a flag You look tired in your funeral suit There's caskets for all to be had Real estate cemetery, move over I'm useful as bones in the tune Gas drinks for the shadow in town Because another record is due You must remove the skin and burn it all for fuel.
Coats of Ice You'll be happy to know The situation is worse The endless bottles of pills That never seem to work Sleeping in this clothes And still looking his best He's so high in the tune You wouldn't know he's dead You look like you could use a rest You look like you'd be better dead They're making requests For songs that you never play Any sanity lost Is worth the money paid How does it feel To be what you sing about We all came to applaud Be the ghost said you'd long checked out You look like you could use a rest You look like you'd be better dead You'll be happy to know The situation is worse The endless bottles of pills That never seem to work She's keeping receipts On all that you've done wrong Your selfish efforts were cheap And have lasted far too long You look like you could use a rest You look like you'd be better dead.
Go First Are you all right? You're making me nervous with how much you leave me here. Is it a sign? I don't feel like ever getting well Tell me the lie, you're taking your time over and over Our closest friends, live on the side of where you now divide. Is is a sign if I don't feel like ever getting well Tell me the lie, you're taking your time over and over You can go first.
I don't feel we're ever getting well Tell me the lie, you're taking your time over and over. Sorry Is For You. Or listen to our entire catalogue with our high-quality unlimited streaming subscriptions. The downloaded files belong to you, without any usage limit. You can download them as many times as you like. Download the Qobuz apps for smartphones, tablets and computers, and listen to your purchases wherever you go. Pink Floyd's ground-breaking album The Dark Side of the Moon was the result of a long creative process that began around A Saucerful of Secrets the main track from the eponymous album was, for Nick Mason at least, where it all began.
Their next album Ummagumma gave each band member the opportunity to create a solo piece, though they would have to combine their talents if they wanted to hit the jackpot. Pink Floyd continued to search for the perfect record with Meddle, an album which highlighted their skills in the studio, and Atom Heart Mother, before they reached nirvana with The Dark Side of the Moon.
Nick Cave and his Bad Seeds remain one of the most prolific adventures of the post-punk era. Since the late s, the vast magnetism of the Australian singer has swirled through violent paroxysms, fulminating covers, piano ballads and sweaty rock'n'roll. As the years went by, Cave became more and more of a crooner, part way between a punk Frank Sinatra and an austere Johnny Cash.
Discover the world of Norah Jones in 10 songs. Best known for his dark yet fragile first person fictional tales, Jurado now unlocks the door and invites us into his own enigmatic world with an energy and intensity that is all-consuming. Jurado took a full year to make this record, longer than ever before, as he ran away from and eventually found himself in his own songs.
He subsequently found refuge in sharing the songs with his closest friends and bandmates, Eric Fisher and Jenna Conrad. Having walked alongside him through this most challenging journey, the songs that came out of it are as much theirs as his.
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