Cole's Corner
- Richard Hawley
- Band Name: Richard Hawley
- Record Label: Mute
- Release Date: Sep 6, 2005
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9.2
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Universal acclaim- based on 32 Ratings
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Positive: 30 out of 32
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Negative: 2 out of 32
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MattJOct 15, 200610A classic
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JohanLJun 3, 200610Fantastic!
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BradBSep 9, 200510One of the best cds of the year, filled with beautiful, haunting songs. It is a true modern classic that will sound just as good 20 years from now.
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theConvertedOct 6, 200510Unbelievable! Brimming with life, conviction and comfort, this record oozes confidence and class. It may very well become one of those records to cherish and come back to throughout your life. Sadly, this record is almost destined to become a lost classic, but its the best ANYONE has released this decade.
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keithsSep 16, 200510
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SaraMFeb 12, 20069Very lovely - if a bit repetitive. Lowedges is better.
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RodTFeb 3, 200610Gorgeous. Totally envelopes you with almost effortless charm. Strings are perfect, his voice is unbelievably good, and the songs are surprisingly touching. A huge talent.
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TedOct 19, 20051boring, lifeless and dull.
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RobertK.Dec 23, 200510A future classic! Listen to "The Ocean" and then listen again... Timeless. Let us hope and pray this record will find an audience.
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simonpSep 28, 200510Listening to this album for the first time was like falling in love- beautiful, relaxing, dreamy pleasure.
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mattaSep 28, 20059Beautiful, timeless music. Hard to compare but, in my opinion, this is better than Pulp. This is the kind of album you can listen to now and twenty years from now.
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MatthewCSep 29, 200510Definitely one of my favorite albums of 2005. Great late night music - echoes of '50s and '60s crooners, Roy Orbison, early rock 'n roll. Lovely use of string arrangements in places. Hawley has a deep, rich voice that makes the album very satisfying listening. A really refreshing change of pace. Very very highly recommended.
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milannJan 14, 200610classic
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KasperNFeb 3, 200610This is why i love music.
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MartinMSep 22, 20061Sorry, I fell asleep after the first few minutes. Dull, heard it all before, lifeless old men with guitars - lets move on from this stuff.
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MistraNov 23, 200510He is like an old wine. The more you listen to him, the better he gets! And once he crawls under your skin, you cant get rid of him, he becomes alive, becomes a third person in the room,..
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HeisWrongNov 9, 200510Ted needs to unclog his ears. Pay no attention to him, this is a great cd.
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BenJDec 7, 20059This sounds like no other record I own, and I absolutely love it. Album of the year in my book. Richard Hawley, your songs are gorgeous.
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BlowMeSep 25, 200510Best album of the year. Best voice in music today.
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RosieNov 25, 20067The perfect album for when you don't really want to listen. This is undemanding music, but while musically it's firmly middle of the road, it's written and performed with flair and sincerity. Just the thing for when you're too tired for complicated art rock.
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Oct 1, 201110Six years on... I will never get tired of listening to this album. Beautifully crafted, wonderfully performed and the production is incredible. Stunning.
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Apr 24, 20129Magnificient record from the Sheffield songwriter and well worth of its Mercury Music Prize nomination. The songwriting is first class and throughout it just feels like a record from another time.
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Cole's Corner is glorious, magical, and utterly lovely in its vision, articulation, and execution.
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80A glorious melange of love, loss, regret, homesickness and romance. [Sep 2005, p.86]
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80An album of gorgeous, lush songs.