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- Summary: This is the second album for the Australian brother and sister folk duo.
- Record Label: Nettwerk
- Genre(s): Folk
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| Big Jet Plane | |
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| She said, "Hello, Mister, please to meet you" I wanna hold her, I wanna kiss her She smelled of daisies, she's smelled of daisies She drive me crazy,... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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With serenity so hard to come by, an album like Down the Way is all the more satisfying.
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MojoArguably they're at their best when wrapped around each other, such as on "Santa Monica Dream" and "Draw Your Swords," where it's a sweet and savoury blend to warm the soul. [Apr 2010, p.94]
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This time, though, they've expanded the sound: there are velvety textures, lush(er) arrangements and, occasionally, actual choruses.
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With the most basic tools, the Stones build something lovely and lasting. Roll with them.
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Angus and Julia are, simply, talented musicians—specifically, talented musicians who work exceptionally well together. Nothing has changed there, but what has is a new expansion of their straightforward sound.
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Down the Way may be a bit long by 2010’s standards--there are 13 tracks here, none of which is particularly short--but the songs are solid throughout.
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[Anonymous]Apr 1, 2010One of the most beautiful and poignant albums of the last few years.
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Feb 8, 2011This review contains spoilers.
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