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| | Truth Be Told | | | Music Artist : | | Blues Traveler | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Sanctuary Records | | Release Date : | | 2003-08-05 | | Store Price : | | $10.99 | | Artistopia's Price: $10.99 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Unable to Get Free
2. Eventually (I'll Come Around)
3. Sweet and Broken
4. My Blessed Pain
5. Let Her & Let Go
6. Thinnest of Air
7. Can't See Why
8. Stumble and Fall
9. This Ache
10. Mount Normal
11. The One
12. Partner in Crime
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Old BT Fan
Submitted on: 2008-10-11 |
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| I really overlooked this cd when I first got it. It is now one of my favorite Blues Traveler recordings. I like the range of John Popper's voice and the lyrics are outstanding as usual. I appreciate the harmonica solos taking a background and getting to hear the other musicians- who are all as impressive as Popper. Again, the lyrics are storytelling-like, similar to Travelers & Thieves. I really like all of the songs on the cd, but the songs that stand out are "Thinnest of Air" and "This Ache". |
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 To tell you the truth
Submitted on: 2006-03-22 |
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| As were the first two albums I bought by Blues Traveler, this is their true sound as it should be. A bit rough and unpolished, and yet just perfect! |
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The Blues band is back and better than ever.
Submitted on: 2004-07-11 |
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| I stopped listening to the Blues Traveler in around 1997. I decided to listen to those loser punk-rock bands. I had the "Four" album, and I liked that alot, but I stashed that somewhere. In 2004 I finally bought their album on the way back home. Since then, I've never stashed this cd anywhere. This cd is pure gold baby! |
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An excellent effort for Chapter Two
Submitted on: 2004-03-01 |
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| When Bob Sheehan passed away, Blues Traveler reinvented itself with a new bassist and the addition of Ben Wilson on keys. I can't imagine them now without this line-up. As good as they were before, this new lineup suits them very well and seems to have allowed them to really diversify their range of expression. Bridge, their first album with this new lineup, was AMAZING, one of their strongest records, and Truth Be Told is a solid follow up. The songs aren't as catchy as on Bridge, but they really grow on you. They are complex, yet very lyrical. And there is still space for jamming. The new Blues Traveler is distinct from the old one, and this new CD proves that they are evolving well in this new configuration. Blues Traveler is one of my favorite bands and I love what they're doing now. |
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A great one to have...
Submitted on: 2003-11-28 |
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| If you like rock, jam bands, or jazz, you will love this CD. Just slightly rockier than Blues Traveler's older CDs, you will be impressed my the great harmony and musicianship displayed on Truth Be Told. This has become the CD that I listen to if something is bothering me. Its upbeat and energized essence, to me, even seems inspirational. |
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