2006-07-19
Bruce Cockburn's 29th album has been called "wide-ranging, playful and adventurous, eager to take chances and happy to push limits." Some of the songs contain political themes, but rather than pointing a finger, Cockburn focuses on painting a portrait with his words. He tries to evoke the conscience instead of placing blame. This album also has a few instrumental tracks, including "Nude Descending a Staircase" which is named after the abstract painting by Marcel Duchamp. – Ben Kleyn 1. slight sexual reference 6. after 10pm 7. 10 no playTHE WEEPIES
Hideaway
ALICE PEACOCK
Love Remains
BOB DYLAN
The Best of the Original Mono Recordings
THRIFTSTORE MASTERPIECE
Lonesome Town
VARIOUS ARTISTS
Keep the Light Alive: Celebrating the Music of Lowen and Navarro
WALT WILKINS
Diamonds In The Sun
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