Railroad Earth - The Last of the Outlaws (2014) MP3@320kbps Beolab1700

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Railroad Earth - Last of the Outlaws
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Artist...............: Railroad Earth
Album................: Last of the Outlaws
Genre................: Americana
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2014
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 Asus CD-S520
Codec................: LAME 3.99
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........:


Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 18/01/2014

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Tracklisting
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1. Railroad Earth - Chasin a Rainbow [03:24]
2. Railroad Earth - The Last of the Outlaws [05:48]
3. Railroad Earth - Grandfather Mountain [08:13]
4. Railroad Earth - All Thats Dead May Live Again [01:32]
5. Railroad Earth - I. Introit [01:07]
6. Railroad Earth - II. Tuba Mirum [03:45]
7. Railroad Earth - III. Lacrimosa [01:16]
8. Railroad Earth - IV. Dies Irae [00:12]
9. Railroad Earth - Face with a Hole [04:54]
10. Railroad Earth - V. In Paradisum [03:01]
11. Railroad Earth - Monkey [03:18]
12. Railroad Earth - Hangtown Ball [07:58]
13. Railroad Earth - When the Sun Gets in Your Blood [05:16]
14. Railroad Earth - One More Night On the Road [04:57]
15. Railroad Earth - Take a Bow [05:05]

Playing Time.........: 59:54
Total Size...........: 169.32 MB


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Railroad EarthIn the center of Railroad Earths seventh album, Last of the Outlaws, the band unleashes a beast. The 21-minute, multi-part, string-band symphony All Thats Dead May Live Again/Face with a Hole may become Railroad Earths identifying recording the moment where they laugh in the faces of the critics whove lazily dubbed them the folk-pop- Celtic-bluegrass-roots-and-rock act from Jersey. The piece finds this sextet beautifully, seamlessly weaving through distinct movements and melodies that cover the gamut of styles and emotions like The Decemberists The Hazards of Love, but more focused. Theyre bravely staring down a storm in the whipping third movement before a blissful, meditative, piano-led calm takes over in the fourth, and an uplifting chant marches through the fifth and sixth.

Is it impossible to pin down? Thats the point. Recorded in a private home studio in rural New Jersey, Railroad Earths first new album in three years plays into the bands strengths: long songs, rich harmonies, layer upon layer of acoustic picking and elastic electric, Tim Carbones truly gnarly fiddle and big, bright choruses. The album opens on a classic Railroad Earth note: the big-smile, anything-is-possible sing-along Chasin A Rainbow. But the energy quickly dips on the slow-creeping title trackwhich couldve been shuffled to the back, or forgotten altogether. Thankfully, Grandfather Mountain brings us back with a gorgeous, swirling ode to the oldest eyes upon the planet, watching ages come and go.

Its a perfect segue into that 21-minute juggernaut, and the band emerges on the other side with Monkey, which hits like a string-band cover of the best song that Jackson Browne never wrote. The soaring When the Sun Gets in Your Blood is all road-tripping, open-sky glory. As Todd Sheaffer crows, When the sun gets in your bloodPeople everywhere will seek out all your love, his light is infectious. With straightforward shuffles like One More Night on the Road or Hangtown Ball bookending the albums more experimental material, Railroad Earth ensure that both classicists and lets-get-weird listeners can find something to dig into.

But its the more ambitious material that really impresses: When electric guitar cracks the sky in the sixth movement, or when they shift from stomping rock to the pieces whispered finale, Railroad Earth is so much more than folk-pop-Celtic-bluegrass-roots-and-rockif that ever seemed possible.

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