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Track Listings
| 1 | Don't Let Them Take You Down (Beautiful Day) |
| 2 | In The Modern World |
| 3 | Tomorrow Night |
| 4 | Broken Radio |
| 5 | Prisoners Of Paradise |
| 6 | Black Haired Girl |
| 7 | Lucinda |
| 8 | Love Streams |
| 9 | Little Star |
| 10 | Bastards Of Young |
| 11 | Happy Ever After (Since You're In Love 2007) |
| 12 | NY Nights |
| 13 | Aftermath |
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A raw, modern record of thirteen stellar songs that feels like a celebration of life. Jesse writes about struggles and smiles; about finding ways to "keep on keeping on" with the lyrically intimate slice of life and detail he's known for, while covering a larger palate to connect with people in every part of the world. He conveys happiness and sadness in the same note, using both electric guitars and acoustics, modern keyboards and acoustic piano, power driven drums and happy jangly percussions with driving bass lines and big voice choruses, thus defining the ebb and flow of "Glitter In The Gutter". An energetic, infused, moving record with defiant and exuberant spirit.
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Glitter in the Gutter, the third solo album from Jesse Malin, finds the artist settling in to a comfortable groove, further cultivating the power-pop-with-a-touch-of-twang bittersweetness that was a staple of his solo debut The Fine Art of Self-Destruction. Straddling the line between country balladry and guitar rock, Malin gets support from guests Ryan Adams, Jakob Dylan, and Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme. There's plenty to like in uptempo rockers like "Prisoners of Paradise," and whether or not "Lucinda" was written for alt-country star Lucinda Williams, it wouldn't sound out of place on one of Williams' early records. "Broken Radio" stands out as a Springsteen-like paean to lost youth and rock and roll (the Boss even contributes a duet vocal), and a mournful, piano bar reading of the Replacements' "Bastards of Young" shines a light on the broken-heartedness hiding under the pissed-off teenage posture of the original. Ultimately, there's nothing especially cutting-edge about Malin's ruminations on wrecked romances and world-weary voice, but he has delivered a consistently tuneful and satisfying album. --Ben Heege
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GLITTER IN THE GUTTER WILL INTRODUCE MALIN TO THE MASSES. -- PENTHOUSE
MALIN'S GOTHAMIZED HIGH-MOUNTAIN WHINE MAKES YOU CARE ABOUT THESE STORIES. -- ROLLING STONE
THE PULSE OF NEW YORK REMAINS PERCEPTIBLE IN ALMOST ALL OF MALIN'S SONGS. -- NO DEPRESSION
From the Artist
Personnel: Bruce Springsteen (vocals); Chris Shiflett, Josh Homme, Ryan Adams (guitar); Jakob Dylan (background vocals).
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 5 x 5.75 x 0.45 inches; 2.72 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Adeline Records
- Date First Available : January 29, 2007
- Label : Adeline Records
- ASIN : B000MV8CRA
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #404,667 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #5,618 in Contemporary Folk (CDs & Vinyl)
- #7,073 in Adult Alternative (CDs & Vinyl)
- #8,241 in Adult Contemporary (CDs & Vinyl)
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Having Bruce Springsteen duet on one song doesn't hurt either, but that is only one of the many highlights on this fabulous album. So why isn't Jesse Malin better known in the music world? I'm confounded. This guy is the real deal!
Things start out strong with "It's a Beautiful Day", which perfectly captures his optimistic-amidst-the-urban-jungle, classic NY rocker point of view which has become his signature. "In the Modern World" is fired by some rough-and-ready Ryan Adams guitar work, and gets the hard-rockin' Richter scale shakin'. "Tomorrow Tonight" slows things down just a touch, and displays Jesse's knack for wistful recollections of youth and while they make us the adults we become, sometimes you just have to let it go and be in the moment. "Broken Radio" gives us the much-discussed Boss duet, and frankly, anyone who doesn't dig this heartfelt ode to rock 'n roll is just missing the point.
Jakob Dylan contributes back-up vocals on "Black-Haired Girl", and we know this only because the liner notes tell us. The song is the real deal, but JD is blown out of the water by Jesse's passionate lead vocal.
There's a great piano and vocal cover of "Bastards of Young", the great Replacements song, a re-make of "Since You're In Love", and various other goodies. None of the weak spots we saw on "Fine Art of Self-Destruction" or "The Heat". I've seen Jesse live three times now, here in Chicago at the Double Door, and each time he shows a stronger mastery of his art as a performer. His current band is his best, and while I miss Christine, Johnny Pi and the other great original band members, this band has the whole NY rock thing going on in spades and they really do kick butt and take numbers. Get yourself out to see Jesse soon: he is growing into a star before our eyes. Catch him in a small club while you can--it is an unparalleled rock experience. (And I've had my share of those!)
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Or maybe it's Sunset Kids. Either way buy it. Go see him live. You won't regret it.
Neben Springsteen und Ryan Adams erinnert vor allem dieses Album zum Teil auch an Rick Springfield. Kennt den noch jemand? Der Song `Black Haired Girl` hört sich stark nach Springfields `Jessies Girl` an. Im Background singt hier übrigens Jakob Dylan von den Wallflowers.
Weitere Highlights: Beautiful Day und Tomorrow Tonight. Sehr rockig geht es zu bei Modern World und Prisoners of paradise. 4,5 Sterne für dieses Album.
Dagegen müssen Sie und ich, die wir lieber qualitativ höher stehende Musik in unseren Player legen, ankämpfen! Wir sollten beim Autofahren Jesse Malin hören, die Fenster runterkurbeln, damit das Volk auf dem Bürgersteig mal was Vernünftiges auf die Ohren kriegt. Songschreiber-Talent Jesse hat eine frische, charismatische Stimme, die gehört werden sollte, und seine Kompositionen sind es wert, verbreitet zu werden.
Ich persönlich werde besonders laut aufdrehen: die bahnbrechende Super-Nummer mit dem "Boss" im Duett - "Broken Radio". Allein wegen diesem Stück ist die ganze CD ihr Geld wert.
Und welchen Song werden Sie besonders laut spielen ?
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