Minor Love is Adam Green’s sixth solo record, released by Rough Trade Records in Europe on January 8, 2010 and in the U.K. on January 11, 2010. It was released in the U.S. on February 16, 2010. The album supposedly showcases “a tender side of the often arrogant and emotionally unavailable bully/singer” and was recorded “in a total state of isolation.” Green javascript:void(0)
Redactarplayed nearly all of the instruments on the record himself.
A mi parecer el mejor disco de Adam,tremendamente bueno,se lucio de manera increible,lei que el toco practicamente todos los instrumentos y canto tambien en el disco,mi preferido ,tiene como una parte de The Strokes,Moldy Peaches,y mucho de lo que es caracteristico,aunque ahora sus baladas son mucho mejores.Alcanzo el puesto 48 en Alemania
Tracklist:
1. “Breaking Locks” – 2:21
2. “Give Them a Token” – 2:13
3. “Buddy Bradley” – 2:00
4. “Goblin” – 1:50
5. “Bathing Birds” – 2:14
6. “What Makes Him Act So Bad” – 2:17
7. “Stadium Soul” – 2:34
8. “Cigarette Burns Forever” – 1:56
9. “Boss Inside” – 2:06
10. “Castles and Tassles” – 2:45
11. “Oh Shucks” – 1:58
12. “Don’t Call Me Uncle” – 2:57
13. “Lockout” – 2:09
14. “You Blacken My Stay” – 2:18
Review All Music:
Lou Reed once quipped, “I do Lou Reed better than anybody,” but Adam Green comes a close second on Minor Love. A step up from the stylistically conflicted Sixes & Sevens, Green’s sixth album finds the onetime Moldy Peaches member seguing into maturity, with an album that appropriates the baritone vocals and early-‘70s production style of Transformer (as well as Reed’s street hood image, for the cover). Talk-sung ditties are delivered with charming apathy and recorded as stripped-down but glossy arrangements — much like Bowie and Ronson’s instrumentation on Transformer — with seven accompanying musicians helping Green to create a smooth, snappy vibe. Considering that Green helped pen Juno’s whimsical serenade “Anyone But You,” it’s only expected that there are some ridiculous lyrics thrown into the mix (“Mind your pubis” and “You were the flatulent one,” for instance) — but even so, compared to his earlier releases, Minor Love is less likely to get filed away as a novelty. The fingerpicked minor-chord ballad “Boss Inside” shows a dark side of Green as he edges away from Jonathan Richman drollness and shows off a Leonard Cohen-esque earnestness in a morose tale of an abusive alcoholic. It’s a harsh slice of life and a big turnabout from poop jokes, but honest-sounding stories (fictional or non) provide a refreshing sense of balance. When he takes the other route as a smug wisecrackin’ bad boy, with lines like “I’ve been too awful to ever be thoughtful” in the gentle opener, “Breaking Locks,” he’s in full swing. Likewise, “Give Them a Token,” “Buddy Bradley,” and “What Makes Him Act So Bad” rank among his best. These are the types of tunes that are simple, instant, and irresistible. Bonus points for keeping all 14 tracks under the three-minute mark.
Password:www.indiesite.tk
No Me Acuerdo El Nombre Del Blog 