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Raising Sand [VINYL]

Search: Trampled Rose
by: Robert Plant Alison Krauss

Release Date November 19, 2007
I can respect Robert Plant for his work with Led Zeppelin (nearly 40 years ago) and Alison Krauss is a major talent with the Union Station but this just does not work. The production by T Bone Burnett is good but the material is poor and boring. It neither one thing (Rock) nor another (Country/Bluegrass). Having read the reviews beforehand I borrowed this CD from my library prepared for a probable disappointment and it certainly lived up to that.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Raising Sand

Search: Trampled Rose
by: Robert Plant and Alison Krauss

Release Date October 29, 2007
I can respect Robert Plant for his work with Led Zeppelin (nearly 40 years ago) and Alison Krauss is a major talent with the Union Station but this just does not work. The production by T Bone Burnett is good but the material is poor and boring. It neither one thing (Rock) nor another (Country/Bluegrass). Having read the reviews beforehand I borrowed this CD from my library prepared for a probable disappointment and it certainly lived up to that.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Raising Sand

Search: Trampled Rose
by: Robert Plant & Alison Krauss

Release Date October 23, 2007
I can respect Robert Plant for his work with Led Zeppelin (nearly 40 years ago) and Alison Krauss is a major talent with the Union Station but this just does not work. The production by T Bone Burnett is good but the material is poor and boring. It neither one thing (Rock) nor another (Country/Bluegrass). Having read the reviews beforehand I borrowed this CD from my library prepared for a probable disappointment and it certainly lived up to that.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Real Gone [VINYL]

Search: Trampled Rose
by: Tom Waits

Release Date October 04, 2004
I can respect Robert Plant for his work with Led Zeppelin (nearly 40 years ago) and Alison Krauss is a major talent with the Union Station but this just does not work. The production by T Bone Burnett is good but the material is poor and boring. It neither one thing (Rock) nor another (Country/Bluegrass). Having read the reviews beforehand I borrowed this CD from my library prepared for a probable disappointment and it certainly lived up to that.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Real Gone

Search: Trampled Rose
by: Tom Waits

Release Date October 04, 2004
I must have had this album for going on three years and only now is it really beginning to have an effect on me. On the first few listens it was a real slog and almost unappealing. It certainly didn't stand up well in comparision to Mule Variations. However, time has been kind to this album and I now rank it up there with Rain Dogs as Tom's crowning achievement.

The thing I like most about it.....is that it's a great album to dance to. Tracks like 'Shake It', 'Hoist that Rag', 'Metropoliton Glide' and 'Don't go into that barn' are so good for stomping around to. Me and my two year old son call in Monster dancing, which comprises croching down with legs spread, maracas (or spoons..or anything) to shake, and the facial expression of a pitbull ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Real Gone

Search: Trampled Rose
by: Tom Waits

Release Date October 05, 2004
I must have had this album for going on three years and only now is it really beginning to have an effect on me. On the first few listens it was a real slog and almost unappealing. It certainly didn't stand up well in comparision to Mule Variations. However, time has been kind to this album and I now rank it up there with Rain Dogs as Tom's crowning achievement.

The thing I like most about it.....is that it's a great album to dance to. Tracks like 'Shake It', 'Hoist that Rag', 'Metropoliton Glide' and 'Don't go into that barn' are so good for stomping around to. Me and my two year old son call in Monster dancing, which comprises croching down with legs spread, maracas (or spoons..or anything) to shake, and the facial expression of a pitbull ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Real Gone [VINYL]

Search: Trampled Rose
by: Tom Waits

Release Date October 05, 2004
I must have had this album for going on three years and only now is it really beginning to have an effect on me. On the first few listens it was a real slog and almost unappealing. It certainly didn't stand up well in comparision to Mule Variations. However, time has been kind to this album and I now rank it up there with Rain Dogs as Tom's crowning achievement.

The thing I like most about it.....is that it's a great album to dance to. Tracks like 'Shake It', 'Hoist that Rag', 'Metropoliton Glide' and 'Don't go into that barn' are so good for stomping around to. Me and my two year old son call in Monster dancing, which comprises croching down with legs spread, maracas (or spoons..or anything) to shake, and the facial expression of a pitbull ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Raising Sand (Digi Pack)

Search: Trampled Rose
by: Robert Plant and Alison Krauss

Release Date October 29, 2007
I can respect Robert Plant for his work with Led Zeppelin (nearly 40 years ago) and Alison Krauss is a major talent with the Union Station but this just does not work. The production by T Bone Burnett is good but the material is poor and boring. It neither one thing (Rock) nor another (Country/Bluegrass). Having read the reviews beforehand I borrowed this CD from my library prepared for a probable disappointment and it certainly lived up to that.