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4.0 out of 5 stars
Beyond Good,
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This review is from: Beyond Nashville: Twisted Country (Audio CD)
This compilation is a must for any Americana/Texas/Alt. Country music fan. The variations in artists are amazing. The tracks range from the 1930's through the new millenium. I especially enjoyed the descriptions of each artist in the CD jacket. There is a Gram Parsons/Emmylou Harris track that is a must hear for any Parsons/Harris fan.
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Beyond the dross...,
By Todd S Williams (Darwin, NT Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Beyond Nashville: Twisted Country (Audio CD)
Beyond Nashville is exactly that... anyone whose stomach churns at the sound of a steel guitar or pappy country pop should check out this baby, a fantastic intro to alt.country and its history.Highlights include Johnny (Cash) and June doing ethereal gospel, Jim White's twisted 'Handcuffed to a Fence' and Lambchop's Elvis Costello cover 'Beyond Belief'... Play it again, Sam!
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A Little Bit Lacking...,
By A Customer
This review is from: Beyond Nashville: Twisted Country (Audio CD)
Great music and a comprehensive catalog of "alt-country". But where's Uncle Tupelo and Wilco? Jay Farrar formed Son Volt after Uncle Tupelo, and Wilco is the superior offshoot. This would receive 5 stars if they replaced the Son Volt track with "New Madrid" by Uncle Tupelo.
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Beyond Nashville: Twisted Country by Various Artists (Audio CD - 2001)
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