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Deep Cuts/Burning for You

Search: Wasting Time
by: Strawbs

Release Date December 15, 2003
If we had our druthers we would be happier to have "Nomadness" on CD rather than these two lesser albums from the Strawbs. Of the two "Deep Cuts" is clearly the superior album although still a notch below the group's apex with "Busting at the Seams," "Hero & Heroine," etc. If you are looking for an explanation of such the two key differences: the most important is the absence of keyboard player John Hawken, replaced by John Mealing and Robert Kirby, neither of whom add anything special to these songs the way Hawken did for so many tracks (especially on "Hero & Heroine"). The other notable differences is that David Cousins is teaming up more often with Chas Cronk in writing songs, but this does not seem to offer as much of an explanation ... Read More:

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Deep Cuts

Search: Wasting Time
by: The Strawbs

Release Date March 11, 2008
If we had our druthers we would be happier to have "Nomadness" on CD rather than these two lesser albums from the Strawbs. Of the two "Deep Cuts" is clearly the superior album although still a notch below the group's apex with "Busting at the Seams," "Hero & Heroine," etc. If you are looking for an explanation of such the two key differences: the most important is the absence of keyboard player John Hawken, replaced by John Mealing and Robert Kirby, neither of whom add anything special to these songs the way Hawken did for so many tracks (especially on "Hero & Heroine"). The other notable differences is that David Cousins is teaming up more often with Chas Cronk in writing songs, but this does not seem to offer as much of an explanation ... Read More:

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Deep Cuts/Burning for You

Search: Wasting Time
by: The Strawbs

Release Date November 11, 1996
If we had our druthers we would be happier to have "Nomadness" on CD rather than these two lesser albums from the Strawbs. Of the two "Deep Cuts" is clearly the superior album although still a notch below the group's apex with "Busting at the Seams," "Hero & Heroine," etc. If you are looking for an explanation of such the two key differences: the most important is the absence of keyboard player John Hawken, replaced by John Mealing and Robert Kirby, neither of whom add anything special to these songs the way Hawken did for so many tracks (especially on "Hero & Heroine"). The other notable differences is that David Cousins is teaming up more often with Chas Cronk in writing songs, but this does not seem to offer as much of an explanation ... Read More:

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Gold

Search: Wasting Time
by: The Allman Brothers Band

Release Date June 03, 2008
If we had our druthers we would be happier to have "Nomadness" on CD rather than these two lesser albums from the Strawbs. Of the two "Deep Cuts" is clearly the superior album although still a notch below the group's apex with "Busting at the Seams," "Hero & Heroine," etc. If you are looking for an explanation of such the two key differences: the most important is the absence of keyboard player John Hawken, replaced by John Mealing and Robert Kirby, neither of whom add anything special to these songs the way Hawken did for so many tracks (especially on "Hero & Heroine"). The other notable differences is that David Cousins is teaming up more often with Chas Cronk in writing songs, but this does not seem to offer as much of an explanation ... Read More:

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Eat a Peach [VINYL]

Search: Wasting Time
by: Allman Brothers

Release Date February 04, 2008
If we had our druthers we would be happier to have "Nomadness" on CD rather than these two lesser albums from the Strawbs. Of the two "Deep Cuts" is clearly the superior album although still a notch below the group's apex with "Busting at the Seams," "Hero & Heroine," etc. If you are looking for an explanation of such the two key differences: the most important is the absence of keyboard player John Hawken, replaced by John Mealing and Robert Kirby, neither of whom add anything special to these songs the way Hawken did for so many tracks (especially on "Hero & Heroine"). The other notable differences is that David Cousins is teaming up more often with Chas Cronk in writing songs, but this does not seem to offer as much of an explanation ... Read More:

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The Road Goes on Forever: a Collection of Their Greatest Recordings

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by: Allman Brothers

Release Date October 23, 2001
The LP was very good, but the CD has expanded the repertoire considerably; as per the other reviewers, this should be THE compilation to consider buying, not just for those new to the group but also those with some knowledge.

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Gold

Search: Wasting Time
by: The Allman Brothers

Release Date October 17, 2005
The LP was very good, but the CD has expanded the repertoire considerably; as per the other reviewers, this should be THE compilation to consider buying, not just for those new to the group but also those with some knowledge.

CD-Charts Position 8
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April 21 2002 Atlanta Georgia: On the Road

Search: Wasting Time
by: String Cheese Incident

Release Date July 30, 2002
The LP was very good, but the CD has expanded the repertoire considerably; as per the other reviewers, this should be THE compilation to consider buying, not just for those new to the group but also those with some knowledge.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Playlist Plus

Search: Wasting Time
by: The Allman Brothers Band

Release Date April 29, 2008
The LP was very good, but the CD has expanded the repertoire considerably; as per the other reviewers, this should be THE compilation to consider buying, not just for those new to the group but also those with some knowledge.

CD-Charts Position 10
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One Way Out: Live at the Beacon Theatre

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by: Allman Brothers

Release Date January 02, 2006
Ignore the reviews that put this set down. Gregg's voice is fine and the gutars of Warren Haynes & Derek Trucks are everything I would wish then to be and some more besides. There seems little point in harking back to Dickey Betts days or offerring wholly negative reviews. Sure the blues is at the fore at the expense of the country side - as exemplified by Dickey Betts - but it seems to me that this in fact returns the band to its roots. If you don't believe me go back to listen to Idlewind South.

Derek Trucks is the slide guitar god - anyone who thinks different should get their ears examined. He is complimented by Warren and together they bring more bite than the band had previously had for some years. Moreover there is a genuine ... Read More: