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Artist: Ryan Bingham Album: Fear And Saturday Night Bitrate: 252kbps avg Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz Label: Axster Bingham Records Genre: Rock Size: 98.95 megs PlayTime: 0h 52min 11sec total Rip Date: 2015-02-11 Store Date: 2015-01-20 Track List: -------- 01. Nobody Knows My Trouble 4:15 02. Broken Heart Tattoos 3:59 03. Top Shelf Drug 3:28 04. Island In The Sky 4:33 05. Adventures Of You And Me 4:11 06. Fear And Saturday Night 4:23 07. My Diamond Is Too Rough 5:36 08. Radio 4:36 09. Snow Falls In June 5:00 10. Darlin' 4:56 11. Hands Of Time 3:08 12. Gun Fightin' Man 4:06 Release Notes: -------- Most listeners probably thought Ryan Bingham would stroll down easy street after winning an Oscar, Grammy, Golden Globe and CriticÆs Choice awards for his 2010 song ôThe Weary Kind,ö prominently featured in the film Crazy Heart. After all, how many once obscure singer/songwriters have notched that sort of critical acclaim for a single tune? But nothing can be taken for granted in the music business. After leaving major label Lost Highway for whom he recorded three well received albums, Bingham ditched his long-time Dead Horses band and self-released 2012Æs often sprawling and ornery Tomorrowland in an attempt to distance himself from the corporate machinery. He also took the production reins to get closer to the sound in his head. On this similarly conceived follow-up, he brings in co-producer/engineer Jim Scott (Wilco/Grace Potter) to assist with the technical side. Between predominantly shorter, tighter arrangements and rugged, melancholy songs, Bingham is inspired and introspective on these twelve gems. He rocks out with abandon on the grungy, grinding ôTop Shelf Drug,ö the Bo Diddley inflected ôHands of Timeö and the swampy ôRadio,ö the latter feeling somewhat like early Little Feat. When a track as strong as the sweet, contemplative love song ôSnow Falls in Juneö with its sing-along chorus is tucked away as the ninth of a dozen selections, itÆs clear Bingham has written some of his finest, most emotionally revealing material while squirreled away in his airstream trailer in the California mountains. His dusty, dusky, whiskey imbued voice makes even the most unassuming lyrics seem profound and soulful. Story songs such as the Guy Clark tinted ôNobody Knows My Trouble,ö a dark yet bouncy, seemingly autobiographical tale of his redemption through music (ôit didnÆt take long for the pills and the bottom of a bottle/to dig a deep grave with a shovel and bury everything that a young boy needs/But I found me a guitaràö) show lyrical dexterity even in their bleakest moments. Scott helps keep the instrumentation stripped down on the gloomy title track but isnÆt shy to open it up on the peppy, accordion drizzled Tex-Mex/Sir Douglas vibe of ôAdventures of You and Me.ö Ryan Bingham could have capitalized on his surprising award streak to lasso in a larger audience. But instead he took a different, more honest path. He hasnÆt run from success as much as escaped its grip to release music thatÆs honest, raw and comes straight from the heart. This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
Artist: Ryan Bingham Album: Fear And Saturday Night Bitrate: 252kbps avg Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz Label: Axster Bingham Records Genre: Rock Size: 98.95 megs PlayTime: 0h 52min 11sec total Rip Date: 2015-02-11 Store Date: 2015-01-20 Track List: -------- 01. Nobody Knows My Trouble 4:15 02. Broken Heart Tattoos 3:59 03. Top Shelf Drug 3:28 04. Island In The Sky 4:33 05. Adventures Of You And Me 4:11 06. Fear And Saturday Night 4:23 07. My Diamond Is Too Rough 5:36 08. Radio 4:36 09. Snow Falls In June 5:00 10. Darlin' 4:56 11. Hands Of Time 3:08 12. Gun Fightin' Man 4:06 Release Notes: -------- Most listeners probably thought Ryan Bingham would stroll down easy street after winning an Oscar, Grammy, Golden Globe and Critics Choice awards for his 2010 song The Weary Kind, prominently featured in the film Crazy Heart. After all, how many once obscure singer/songwriters have notched that sort of critical acclaim for a single tune? But nothing can be taken for granted in the music business. After leaving major label Lost Highway for whom he recorded three well received albums, Bingham ditched his long-time Dead Horses band and self-released 2012s often sprawling and ornery Tomorrowland in an attempt to distance himself from the corporate machinery. He also took the production reins to get closer to the sound in his head. On this similarly conceived follow-up, he brings in co-producer/engineer Jim Scott (Wilco/Grace Potter) to assist with the technical side. Between predominantly shorter, tighter arrangements and rugged, melancholy songs, Bingham is inspired and introspective on these twelve gems. He rocks out with abandon on the grungy, grinding Top Shelf Drug, the Bo Diddley inflected Hands of Time and the swampy Radio, the latter feeling somewhat like early Little Feat. When a track as strong as the sweet, contemplative love song Snow Falls in June with its sing-along chorus is tucked away as the ninth of a dozen selections, its clear Bingham has written some of his finest, most emotionally revealing material while squirreled away in his airstream trailer in the California mountains. His dusty, dusky, whiskey imbued voice makes even the most unassuming lyrics seem profound and soulful. Story songs such as the Guy Clark tinted Nobody Knows My Trouble, a dark yet bouncy, seemingly autobiographical tale of his redemption through music (it didnt take long for the pills and the bottom of a bottle/to dig a deep grave with a shovel and bury everything that a young boy needs/But I found me a guitar ) show lyrical dexterity even in their bleakest moments. Scott helps keep the instrumentation stripped down on the gloomy title track but isnt shy to open it up on the peppy, accordion drizzled Tex-Mex/Sir Douglas vibe of Adventures of You and Me. Ryan Bingham could have capitalized on his surprising award streak to lasso in a larger audience. But instead he took a different, more honest path. He hasnt run from success as much as escaped its grip to release music thats honest, raw and comes straight from the heart. This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net