The Bluetones - Return to the Last Chance Saloon [1998 03 09]
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01 Tone Blooze - The Bluetones.flac (Size: 383.40 MB) (Files: 16)
01 Tone Blooze - The Bluetones.flac
02 Unpainted Arizona - The Bluetones.flac
03 Solomon Bites the Worm - The Bluetones.flac
04 U.T.A. - The Bluetones.flac
05 4-Day Weekend - The Bluetones.flac
06 Sleazy Bed Track - The Bluetones.flac
07 If... - The Bluetones.flac
08 The Jub-Jub Bird - The Bluetones.flac
09 Sky Will Fall - The Bluetones.flac
10 Ames - The Bluetones.flac
11 Down at the Reservoir - The Bluetones.flac
12 Heard You Were Dead - The Bluetones.flac
13 Broken Starr - A Woman Done Gone Left Me - The Bluetones.flac
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Review by Jason Damas
Stylistically, Return to the Last Chance Saloon isnt a drastic change from the Bluetones debut Expecting to Fly. The major problem with the debut, however, was that there was little musical variety, and the album seemed to drag at times. Luckily, on their sophomore effort, the Bluetones have added some much-needed tempo changes to the mix, making this album a more consistently engaging listen than their debut. They still have massive, Stone Roses-style riffs, but they also have tossed in a few acoustic numbers and an instrumental. Many of the songs here have an obsession with the American Wild West, especially Ames and the opening medley of Tone Blooze and Unpainted Arizona. Still, the bands sound is deeply rooted in British pop -- and that is what dominates the majority of this disc. The real highlight is the soaring Hey Jude soundalike, If: with a galloping bassline and ultimately memorable chorus, this is possibly the bands best song. Theres more, though -- 4 Day Weekend is more aggressive than anything on the debut, and the trashy blues tune Sleazy Bed Track are two more excellent cuts on this accomplished effort. While it was never released in the U.S., this is an essential purchase for fans. (3/5)
