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| | You Gotta Go There to Come Back | | | Music Artist : | | Stereophonics | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | V2 North America | | Release Date : | | 2003-06-30 | | Store Price : | | $13.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $13.98 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Help Me (She's Out of Her Mind)
2. Maybe Tomorrow
3. Madame Helga
4. You Stole My Money Honey
5. Getaway
6. Climbing the Wall
7. Jealousy
8. I'm Alright (You Gotta Go There to Come Back)
9. Nothing Precious at All
10. Rainbows and Pots of Gold
11. I Miss You Now
12. High as the Ceiling
13. Since I Told You It's Over
14. Maybe Tomorrow
15. Madame Helga
16. You Gotta Go There to Come Back
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 This is the real deal......
Submitted on: 2009-11-22 |
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| This album rules!! I have been living in music purgatory the last 12 years (Central Oregon) and was unaware of the Stereophonics until just recently. I am rarely awed by music but I make an exception for this fine piece of work. Help Me, Maybe Tomorrow, I'm Allright and I Miss You Now, are rock solid songs from this spectacular album. KJ is one fine musician and his band is the glue that holds this unique sound together. If this type of music is your thing I heartily recommend you get a copy. I have a feeling I will be playing this CD for some time to come. |
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Hands down, the best example of blue-eyed soul of the past few decades!
Submitted on: 2009-04-29 |
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| I don't know why this was "discontinued" from the manufacturer, but if you can get your hands on this, DO! For fans of good music!! |
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I Went There and I'm Glad
Submitted on: 2007-03-03 |
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| Although it's their fourth studio album, this just happened to be the first one that I scooped up. I was prompted to buy this because of how much I loved the track "Maybe Tomorrow", which I had discovered on the Wicker Park soundtrack. I'm really glad that I bought it. Although it's not my favorite Stereophonics album, it is excellently produced and shows them going in some new directions, that lead up to some of the experimental sounds that can be heard on Language, Sex, Violence, Other? Along with "Maybe Tomorrow", Jones and crew have put out some cool tracks here. "Help Me" is a rocker that really pushes some of their rawness to the test. "You Stole My Money Honey" is great in the fact that the alt-country flavor is there along side Jones' screeching vocals. Then there is the orchestrated "Rainbows and Pots of Gold", which shows that they as a band are willing to try out something that they really haven't done to this extent with the use of unconventional rock instruments. I'd have to say that my favorite though would have to be "I'm Alright"(You Gotta Go There to Come Back)" due to the fact that this is their most exploratory sound yet to date. The lyrics are seductive also. Great tune and all in all, great album. |
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 what's all the negative reviews about? eh?
Submitted on: 2006-01-31 |
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the stereophonics have always made good acoustic rock sounding sounds on previous albums they were filtered in here and there espically on J.E.E.P but this is there next album and i must say i don't agree with most of what the other reviewers on amazon are saying "so what is they've mellowed out" if it's good who cares? this is a fantastic stripped album with great melodies and hooks [jones's playing and singing are superb]
check out "getaway" "nothin' precious at all" too excellent tracks that are up to the standards you would expect from the phonics...
the singles they chose to release from this album were good choices
madame helga" being the rockin' head twistin' stadium rocker
maybe tomorrow being the morning chorus dawn song that draws you in
"since i told you it was over" being the song for the lighters ablaze
this album starts with a ear grabbing song "help me[she's out of her mind]
and doesn't stop till the previous song and single i mentioned
the stereophonics surely buttered their bread with this album
and what i hear from their new album they went back too the "performances and cocktails" days of hard edged rock
the stereophonics are a fantastic band and their not just a band that does songs that go up to eleven..kelly jones can write beautiful melodies and witful words that makes you think of a summers afternoon with a glass of wine in your hand relaxing
PEEEEERFECT |
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I bought this album because I liked "Maybe Tommorow"
Submitted on: 2006-01-16 |
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and that stands as my favorite track on the album.
I very much enjoyed the whole "garage" feel to this album, and it's mellow energy... if that makes any sense. I think this album is best if you are relaxing and just looking for good entertaining music. I would buy another Stereophonics CD.
Reason I gave it a 4?
Because I want to leave room to give a better score for any future stereophonics albums. |
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