Counting Crows - Recovering The Satellites (1996)
BAND/ARTIST: Counting Crows
- Title: Recovering The Satellites
- Year Of Release: 1996
- Label: DGC
- Genre: Soft Rock, Southern Rock, Alternative
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:59:10
- Total Size: 381 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Catapult (Album Version)
02. Angels Of The Silences (Album Version)
03. Daylight Fading (Album Version)
04. I'm Not Sleeping (Album Version)
05. Goodnight Elisabeth (Album Version)
06. Children In Bloom (Album Version)
07. Have You Seen Me Lately? (Album Version)
08. Miller's Angels (Album Version)
09. Another Horsedreamer's Blues (Album Version)
10. Recovering The Satellites (Album Version)
11. Monkey (Album Version)
12. Mercury (Album Version)
13. A Long December (Album Version)
14. Walkaways (Album Version)
Recovering the Satellites may not be quite the tower of song that the Crows' debut August and Everything After was, but it could hardly be called a sophomore slump. Vocalist Adam Duritz and crew mine similar territory on the more densely produced Satellites, couching tales of dreamers, lovers, and losers in music that's part classic rock redux and part heartfelt folk jangle. As able as the band is though, it remains Duritz's show, and his plaintive voice and serpentine lyrics are what drive this record home, particularly on "Daylight Fading," "Miller's Angels" and the aching hit "A Long December."
01. Catapult (Album Version)
02. Angels Of The Silences (Album Version)
03. Daylight Fading (Album Version)
04. I'm Not Sleeping (Album Version)
05. Goodnight Elisabeth (Album Version)
06. Children In Bloom (Album Version)
07. Have You Seen Me Lately? (Album Version)
08. Miller's Angels (Album Version)
09. Another Horsedreamer's Blues (Album Version)
10. Recovering The Satellites (Album Version)
11. Monkey (Album Version)
12. Mercury (Album Version)
13. A Long December (Album Version)
14. Walkaways (Album Version)
Recovering the Satellites may not be quite the tower of song that the Crows' debut August and Everything After was, but it could hardly be called a sophomore slump. Vocalist Adam Duritz and crew mine similar territory on the more densely produced Satellites, couching tales of dreamers, lovers, and losers in music that's part classic rock redux and part heartfelt folk jangle. As able as the band is though, it remains Duritz's show, and his plaintive voice and serpentine lyrics are what drive this record home, particularly on "Daylight Fading," "Miller's Angels" and the aching hit "A Long December."
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