Soul Asylum - While You Were Out (2002) flac
BAND/ARTIST: Soul Asylum
- Title: While You Were Out
- Year Of Release: 2002
- Label: Ryko / Rhino
- Genre: Pop/Rock, Rock
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:33:12
- Total Size: 80.6 MB / 231.9 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[3:27] 01. Soul Asylum - Freaks (Album Version)
[2:22] 02. Soul Asylum - Carry On (Album Version)
[2:57] 03. Soul Asylum - No Man's Land (Album Version)
[2:16] 04. Soul Asylum - Crashing Down (Album Version)
[3:09] 05. Soul Asylum - Judge (Album Version)
[2:46] 06. Soul Asylum - Sun Don't Shine (Album Version)
[2:51] 07. Soul Asylum - Closer to the Stars (Album Version)
[3:00] 08. Soul Asylum - Never Too Soon (Album Version)
[2:17] 09. Soul Asylum - Miracle Mile (Album Version)
[1:53] 10. Soul Asylum - Lap of Luxury (Album Version)
[6:14] 11. Soul Asylum - Passing Sad Daydream (Album Version)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
1 disc(s) - 11 track(s)
Total length: 00:33:07
Main artist: Soul Asylum
Composer: Various Composers
Label: Ryko / Rhino
Genre: Pop/Rock, Rock
(c) 1984 Twin/Tone Records
For a band who seemed like goof-offs in their earliest incarnation, Soul Asylum had a pretty impressive work ethic, and While You Were Out was the second album they released in 1986, arriving not quite 11 months after Made to Be Broken. While You Were Out wasn't the dramatic, creative leap forward that Made to Be Broken represented over their debut, 1984's Say What You Will … Everything Can Happen, but it certainly showed they were headed in the right direction, and it was the strongest of the three long players they cut for the Minneapolis-based Twin/Tone label. For sheer energy, Soul Asylum rarely sounded as sharp and fully engaged as they did on While You Were Out; Dan Murphy and Dave Pirner's guitars were locked in tight and generated an impressive level of firepower that fused melody with crushing attack, and drummer Grant Young and bassist Karl Mueller were at the top of their game, giving the music a strong, roiling bottom end that gave the music a firm foundation while pushing it forward at the same time. The mix doesn't always favor Pirner's lyrics, but his vocals were clearly growing in strength and confidence, confirming his rock star potential, and producer Chris Osgood and engineer Steve Fjelstad may have lacked Bob Mould's name recognition (the Hüsker Dü co-founder was at the controls for Soul Asylum's first two albums), but they gave the recordings a no-nonsense power and clarity that fit them just right. 1988's Hang Time would move Soul Asylum up to a major label and it's arguably the band's finest hour, but in many respects, While You Were Out sounds like a dry run for that triumph -- there's a bit less focus and a little more slop than necessary, but While You Were Out left no doubt that there were few bands in the American underground who could match them.
© Mark Deming /TiVo
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[3:27] 01. Soul Asylum - Freaks (Album Version)
[2:22] 02. Soul Asylum - Carry On (Album Version)
[2:57] 03. Soul Asylum - No Man's Land (Album Version)
[2:16] 04. Soul Asylum - Crashing Down (Album Version)
[3:09] 05. Soul Asylum - Judge (Album Version)
[2:46] 06. Soul Asylum - Sun Don't Shine (Album Version)
[2:51] 07. Soul Asylum - Closer to the Stars (Album Version)
[3:00] 08. Soul Asylum - Never Too Soon (Album Version)
[2:17] 09. Soul Asylum - Miracle Mile (Album Version)
[1:53] 10. Soul Asylum - Lap of Luxury (Album Version)
[6:14] 11. Soul Asylum - Passing Sad Daydream (Album Version)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
1 disc(s) - 11 track(s)
Total length: 00:33:07
Main artist: Soul Asylum
Composer: Various Composers
Label: Ryko / Rhino
Genre: Pop/Rock, Rock
(c) 1984 Twin/Tone Records
For a band who seemed like goof-offs in their earliest incarnation, Soul Asylum had a pretty impressive work ethic, and While You Were Out was the second album they released in 1986, arriving not quite 11 months after Made to Be Broken. While You Were Out wasn't the dramatic, creative leap forward that Made to Be Broken represented over their debut, 1984's Say What You Will … Everything Can Happen, but it certainly showed they were headed in the right direction, and it was the strongest of the three long players they cut for the Minneapolis-based Twin/Tone label. For sheer energy, Soul Asylum rarely sounded as sharp and fully engaged as they did on While You Were Out; Dan Murphy and Dave Pirner's guitars were locked in tight and generated an impressive level of firepower that fused melody with crushing attack, and drummer Grant Young and bassist Karl Mueller were at the top of their game, giving the music a strong, roiling bottom end that gave the music a firm foundation while pushing it forward at the same time. The mix doesn't always favor Pirner's lyrics, but his vocals were clearly growing in strength and confidence, confirming his rock star potential, and producer Chris Osgood and engineer Steve Fjelstad may have lacked Bob Mould's name recognition (the Hüsker Dü co-founder was at the controls for Soul Asylum's first two albums), but they gave the recordings a no-nonsense power and clarity that fit them just right. 1988's Hang Time would move Soul Asylum up to a major label and it's arguably the band's finest hour, but in many respects, While You Were Out sounds like a dry run for that triumph -- there's a bit less focus and a little more slop than necessary, but While You Were Out left no doubt that there were few bands in the American underground who could match them.
© Mark Deming /TiVo
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