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- Summary: The band return with their first new material in 28 years.
- Record Label: Polydor
- Genre(s): Rock
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Like a blue bird with his heart removed, lonely as a train I've run just as far as I can run If I never see the good old days shinin' in the sun I'll... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Positive: 9 out of 16
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Mixed: 6 out of 16
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Negative: 1 out of 16
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The album is savvier still, crafted to evoke the spirit and feel of the Eagles' biggest hits.
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That band’s ambition is intact is remarkable--that they’ve made an album that captures the zeitgeist is maybe even more so.
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Sprawling, but pristinely produced, animated by righteous indignation and regret, this double album offers everything fans want and detractors scorn.
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They could have made most of the album back in 1979.
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The best songs here are the least ambitious: love laments that coleader Glenn Frey and bassist Timothy B. Schmit both sing the hell out of.
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MojoThere are some very bad lyrics on this album. [Dec 2007, p.99]
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Disc one sounds like the band's Desperado years left out in the rain--damp, shrunken and fetid, with songs such as Guilty of the Crime and Fast Company giving out as much spark as a dying novelty lighter.
Score distribution:
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Positive: 30 out of 53
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Mixed: 9 out of 53
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Negative: 14 out of 53
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MartinD.Aug 25, 2009A fantastic double CD that warrants and rewards frequent playing. As good as anything they did 30+ years ago.
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GeorgeP.Nov 5, 2007
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JeffT.Dec 6, 2007
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KenHHNov 1, 2007
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ChrisKNov 25, 2007
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jjuveliNov 1, 2007horrible
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wesselK.Nov 1, 2007
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