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Tom Waits Real Gone(2002)[FLAC][Colombo bt org]
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Tom Waits Real Gone(2002)[FLAC][Colombo bt org] (Size: 387.73 MB) (Files: 23)
01Top Of The Hill.flac
02Hoist That Rag.flac
03Sins Of The Father.flac
04Shake It.flac
05Don't Go Into The Barn.flac
06How's It Gonna End.flac
07Metropolitan Glide.flac
08Dead And Lovely.flac
09Circus.flac
10Trampled Rose.flac
11Green Grass.flac
12Baby Gonna Leave Me.flac
13Clang Boom Steam.flac
14Make It Rain.flac
15Day After Tomorrow.flac
Real Gone.CUE
Real Gone.log
Tom Waits - Real Gone.m3u
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16Chick A Boom (hidden track).flac
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Personnel: Tom Waits (vocals, guitar, chamberlin); Marc Ribot (guitar, banjo); Larry Taylor (guitar, bass guitar); Harry Cody (guitar); Les Claypool (bass guitar); Casey Waits (drums, percussion, turntables); Brain (percussion); Mark Howard (bells). There have been many incarnations of Tom Waits--the boozy piano balladeer, the arch Kurt Weill acolyte, the bold sonic experimentalist--but the one that pops up on REAL GONE is probably most akin to the raw, howling, modern primitive of BONE MACHINE. As he did on that 1992 album, Waits gets in touch with his inner Captain Beefheart on REAL GONE. Instead of employing arrangements that merely suggest the accompaniment of a FAT ALBERT-style junkyard band, Waits actually sounds like he's hooting and hollering in the middle of a Salvation Army scrapyard, albeit one populated by junkmen with an inherent simpatico for his medium. The absence of piano is significant--Waits's jazzy harmonic underpinning is entirely dismantled here, leaving only the most basic, blues-oriented structures atop which Waits hangs his distinctive poetic imagery, at once surreal and highly detailed. There's an overwhelming sense of darkness ("How's It Gonna End," "Dead and Lovely"), but there are also moments of pure unfettered glee "Metropolitan Glide," "Shake It"), which are often goosed along by Waits's son Casey on turntables and percussion. A perennial romantic, Waits does let in a little melodic sunshine on the poignant closing ballad, "Day After Tomorrow," but for the most part, REAL GONE is a deliriously wild ride.
Ola my friends
