Allison Moorer-The Duel-2004

--------------------------------------------------------------------- Allison Moorer - The Duel --------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...............: Allison Moorer Album................: The Duel Genre................: Country Year.................: 2004 Codec................: LAME 3.90 Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Standard, (avg. bitrate: 194kbps) Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Posted by............: bitsarah.com on 3/15/2009 Included.............: NFO, SFV, M3U --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. (00:04:25) Allison Moorer - I Ain't Given Up On You 2. (00:04:23) Allison Moorer - Baby Dreamer 3. (00:02:33) Allison Moorer - Melancholy Polly 4. (00:04:05) Allison Moorer - Believe In You 5. (00:04:21) Allison Moorer - One On The House 6. (00:06:02) Allison Moorer - All Aboard 7. (00:04:09) Allison Moorer - The Duel 8. (00:02:39) Allison Moorer - When Will You Ever Come Down 9. (00:04:01) Allison Moorer - Louise Is In The Blue Moon 10. (00:04:10) Allison Moorer - Once Upon A Time She Said 11. (00:03:16) Allison Moorer - Sing Me To Sleep Playing Time.........: 00:44:04 Total Size...........: 61.12 MB NFO generated on.....: 3/15/2009 8:44:37 PM --------------------------------------------------------------------- Editorial Reviews Amazon.com Some of the best records are all about a mood. The Duel displays a kind of world-weariness bordering on despair, evidenced immediately by the languid vocal delivery and the sparse, laid-back, but intense sound of the band. The lyrics themselves may take a while to creep up on you. Moorer has never quite fit the Nashville mold, and her songs here certainly don't follow the Music Row formula. Instead they paint dark pictures of failed faith (the title tune), alcoholism, ("One on the House"), and death ("Sing Me to Sleep"). R. S. Field's perfect production owes more than a passing debt to Neil Young. If you think this all sounds depressing you'd be wrong. As with all great country music, exquisite execution, splendid sound, and depth of feeling combine to create a cathartic, redemptive result. On some dark night of the soul, The Duel just might save your life. --Michael Ross ---------------------------------------------------------------------

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