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Sunday, March 25th, 2007 at 12:49 am

Counting Crows Recovering The Satellites Rock Music CD Review

Not sure what happens with me on this, but it seems that the more you listen, the better Recovering The Satellites get. Recovering The Satellites in a nutshell is one of his best albums to date.

It's a rare day that I get a CD from an artist I really say it has a bad track in the bunch. I am more than happy to announce that's exactly what I have to say about this. It is simply not an evil in the bunch. Without fillers here at all, with each song tall standing on its own.

One of the refreshing beauty of this CD is the way in which all participating artists seem be really enjoying themselves. Combine that with the overall presentation and you have a Counting Crows release more impressive.

Listen to this CD and I think will find there is not much to dis-like about her. The songs are inspired, the production is simply outstanding, and this is clearly the work of a group of musicians at its best. So much so that if you are even slightly in rock music will enjoy this CD.

While the entire CD is really very good some of my favorites are track 2 - Angels of the silences, track 9 - Blues Another Horsedreamer's, and Track 14 - Walkaways

My cousin Pick, and which Sore [... as in "Stuck On Repeat "] is track 1 - Catapult. It is a great track!

Recovering The Satellites release notes:

Counting Crows originally Recovering The Satellites on 15 October 1996 on Geffen Records.

CD Track list:

1. Catapult 2. Angels Of The Silences 3. Daylight Fading 4. I'm Not Sleeping 5. Goodnight Elisabeth 6. Children In Bloom 7. Have You Seen Me Lately? 8. Miller's Angels 9. Another Horsedreamer's Blues 10. Recovering The Satellites 11. Monkey 12. Mercury 13. Long December 14. Walkaways

Counting Crows: David Bryson (guitar, dobro, tambourine and vocals), Dan Vickrey (guitar and vocals), Adam Duritz (piano, Wurlitzer piano, tambourine and vocals), Charles Gillingham (Hammond B-3 organ, piano, Mellotron, Wurlitzer, piano, accordion, harmonica, vocals), Matt Malley (low electric and acoustic instruments, vocals), Ben Mize (drums, tambourine, light bulbs, Zippo, voice). Additional personnel: David Immergluck (pedal steel guitar, mandolin, octave), Marvin Etzioni (mandolin), Mark Phythian (programming).

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