Walter Egan - Myth America (2016)
BAND/ARTIST: Walter Egan
- Title: Myth America
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Classic Music Vault
- Genre: Classic Rock, Soft Rock, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:52:25
- Total Size: 323 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Faith Comes Crashing Down
02. Cool Crazy
03. What Lurks Inside a Heart
04. Dyun' for Love
05. Her Smile
06. Nothing Can Save Us Now
07. Lililovin'
08. Stop Bein' You
09. Time the Master
10. Like a Nail When It's Bent
11. Can't Cry No More
12. Gone Away
13. Yeah
Like many '70s survivors, Walter Egan faded away from the spotlight but he never stopped working. New albums came throughout the new millennium, but 2014's Myth America is the most ambitious album he's done in his latter-day career. As the title suggests, Myth America deals with the mythic America - not tales of George Washington or Lewis & Clark, but 20th Century America, with its convertibles, suburban dwellings, and rock & roll. Naturally, there's nostalgia here, along with a semblance of sarcasm, and Egan stays true to the SoCal pop/rock ideals he had in the late '70s. These gifts are in sharp relief on "Time the Master" and "Can't Cry No More," and if these songs, along with a handful of others, cry out for the lushness of the '70s that this essentially homemade production can't match, it's nevertheless gratifying to hear that he retains his songcraft all these years later.
01. Faith Comes Crashing Down
02. Cool Crazy
03. What Lurks Inside a Heart
04. Dyun' for Love
05. Her Smile
06. Nothing Can Save Us Now
07. Lililovin'
08. Stop Bein' You
09. Time the Master
10. Like a Nail When It's Bent
11. Can't Cry No More
12. Gone Away
13. Yeah
Like many '70s survivors, Walter Egan faded away from the spotlight but he never stopped working. New albums came throughout the new millennium, but 2014's Myth America is the most ambitious album he's done in his latter-day career. As the title suggests, Myth America deals with the mythic America - not tales of George Washington or Lewis & Clark, but 20th Century America, with its convertibles, suburban dwellings, and rock & roll. Naturally, there's nostalgia here, along with a semblance of sarcasm, and Egan stays true to the SoCal pop/rock ideals he had in the late '70s. These gifts are in sharp relief on "Time the Master" and "Can't Cry No More," and if these songs, along with a handful of others, cry out for the lushness of the '70s that this essentially homemade production can't match, it's nevertheless gratifying to hear that he retains his songcraft all these years later.
Year 2016 | Rock | FLAC / APE
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