New Earth Mud
- Chris Robinson
- Band Name: Chris Robinson
- Record Label: Redline
- Release Date: Oct 22, 2002
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LorriVJan 6, 200310I love it! Chris isn't afraid to step out and evolve his sound -unconcerned about the so-called "music critics". It's obvious he makes his music to please himself - and if it also pleases some of us - then so much the better! I wish New Earth Mud a prosperous and beautiful journey! (p.s. check them out live if you get the chance - they're amazing!)
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KevinBDec 10, 20028This album is evidence that the front man for the World's Most rock and roll Rock and Roll band has a very soulful side as well.
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PeteNov 6, 200310Stellar work. Does take a little time to grow on you as it's pretty mellow. Beautiful songwriting.
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ChaseBApr 9, 200310Robinson shows his lyrical brilliance as well as his vocal versitility in this album.
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AndreaJul 30, 200310New Earth Mud is the best CD I've heard in a while. It's a CD I will never get tired of. I've seen Chris solo 3 times and the songs are even better live.
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BenJNov 11, 20027Granted, this record contains neither 3 minute pop songs nor Black Crowes blues/rock belters; but it is still a wonderful little album which unfolds slowly and rewards repeat listens with subtle melodies.
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olincDec 15, 20029"F" rolling stone...this is not a black crowes album, instead robinson leaps forward as more than a front man, but as a sincere heart-felt song writer. Beautiful melodies, woven around a tapestry of 70's era musical twinings. an excellent record
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DebDJan 15, 200310Who cares about the Critics! This record-New Earth Mud- is a masterpiece. As a 10 year Black Crowes fan, I'll give all these songs a 10. Long live rock and roll. ( C.R. is a genius) " I don't believe in Fables anymore"
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susansApr 17, 20038It grows on you! When i first listened to the cd it was a little too mellow and on the boring side. Being the BIGGEST fan, I listened over and over and now I love it! I saw him live at the State Theatre in Detroit and I was very proud of him.
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KandieEMay 16, 20039At first I thought it was just the Black Crowes without Rich, but then I let go and really listened to not just Chris but to the rest of the band. I can dig it. It makes me smile and that's what music is all about.
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CorinneNov 20, 200210
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waynepDec 16, 20028I like it! i take the songs for what they mean to one person who created it . the dude did this album for himself remember that lets all share the ride man
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johnsDec 5, 200210
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lalocFeb 16, 200410Este disco está muy bien hecho, sonidos muy finos y arreglos excelentes hacen de este disco un imprecindible . Grande Chris Robinson, mantiene vivo el espiritu de los Crowes en esta producción.
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claudiagNov 26, 20029when i heard it, i felt as if i were back in '79-80..listening to CSN or Neil Young..just great and heartfelt..the good old days of songwriting have returned thanks to this guy! a beauty of a C.D.
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With too many half-baked songs, he ultimately comes off like a generic amalgam of a bunch of Seventies singer-songwriters.
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60Some rubbishy funk aside, Robinson sounds more energised than he has in ages. [Nov 2002, p.113]
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80A very fine record. [Feb 2003, p.86]