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RE: Cowboy Junkies Trinity Session impresisions... don't see the hype

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In Reply to: RE: Cowboy Junkies Trinity Session impresisions... don't see the hype posted by M. Vidal on December 07, 2022 at 13:21:14

I'm a huge Cowboy Junkies fan. Seen them live over a dozen times. I have found that you either really like them or you don't.

I have that album on every LP version ever released. IMHO, the Classic Records 45RPM set is the best, but all of them sound pretty good.

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RE: Cowboy Junkies Trinity Session impresisions... don't see the hype - M. Vidal 14:42:57 12/07/22 (3)
I sat and listened to the 2 lp's again ...- the music ir really good, instrumentation and arrangement with first class musicians. This time I got the lyrics and read them along with each song...- much better...- really enjoyed it this time.. I guess it is inescapable that the voices get a little lost in the mix considering the nature of such a minimalist live recording with a lot of ambiance...-
- RE: Don't Blame The Cowboys - B. Scarpia 04:29:53 12/08/22 (0)
  I've been watching movies with subtitles on since I was 72 but a recent listen to the Classic Records re-issue found no fault with intelligibility.
  
  Unintelligible Pop Music lyrics are certainly nothing new:
  
  View YouTube Video
  
  Novus Ordo Seclorum
- RE: Cowboy Junkies Trinity Session impresisions... don't see the hype - ecl876 15:14:09 12/07/22 (1)
  This happens with a lot of recordings. Even if I can hear the lyrics clearly, I often don't understand their meaning and have to Google it for analysis. I find it rather frustrating. What happened to present day lyrics compared to those of past times like Sinatra songs? It's like song writers are trying to be obtuse. I guarantee if I ask the average person who's heard Bob Dylan to analyze a song line by line, the vast majority would fail badly.
  - Even in past times, some artists were impossible to understand. In 1930, - alaskahiatt 15:35:57 12/07/22 (0)
    Charley Patton recorded "High Water Everywhere," and there was only one guitar making background noise.
    - Charley Patton (Open in New Window)

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