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Steve Tilston - An Acoustic Confusion [1971] 2007 Riverman Music Remastered LP MINIATURE} (FLAC CUE)
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12. Show a Little Kindness.flac (Size: 267.71 MB) (Files: 23)
12. Show a Little Kindness.flac
10. Rock and Roll Star.flac
11. The Price of Life.flac
01. I Really Wanted You.flac
06. Sleepy Time On Peel Street.flac
02. Simplicity.flac
04. Its Not My Place To Fall.flac
05. Train Time.flac
03. Time Has Shown Me Your Face.flac
08. Green Toothed Gardener.flac
09. Normandy Day.flac
07. Prospect of Love.flac
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proper eac rip with cue log and scans
2007 - Riverman Music / BTR0016 / Remastered (LP MINIATURE) Limited Edition / CD
STEVE TILSTON An Acoustic Confusion Scenesof SCOFCD1002
Lovingly remastered is a phrase in danger of becoming a clich,, but in the case this re-release of Steve Tilstons first album, made in 1971, it is particularly apposite. Scenesof are based in Maine, USA, but they obviously share the unconditional admiration of these songs that Ian A. Andersons Village Thing label displayed in pressing the original vinyl. And make no mistake, the ten songs of Acoustic Confusion (plus a couple of by-now obligatory Previously Unreleased studio demos from 1978) add up to what was probably described at the time as an extremely enjoyable listening experience. Still is!
Ranging from voice and guitar solos to all-systems-go harmonica, string bass, violin and extra guitar n vocal pieces, An Acoustic Confusion shows surprising maturity in all three departments of our heros chosen profession. The songs contain true poetic insight, the singing is assured and the guitar-playing, even then, is a source of wonder. As he hints at in the typically self deprecating insert-notes (worth the price of the album alone), time has not been kind to a couple of songs. Peel Street and Rock and Roll Star contain the kind of over-indulgence that twenty-nothings the world over are famous for, but there is compensation in spades. Simplicity could stand comfortably with his current work, while Normandy Day manages to absorb influences from Bob Dylan through to Nick Drake, distil them all and produce pure essence of Tilston.
As Steves work has progressed, it has revealed successive layers of creativity, inventiveness and integrity. There is nothing on An Acoustic Confusion to cause embarrassment, and a great deal to be proud of. Wouldnt it be great if Scenesof were working on the difficult second album right now?
Alan Rose
