Jack Johnson - Brushfire Fairytales (Remastered) [Bonus Version] (2001/2011) [E-AC-3 Dolby Digital Plus]

• Title: Brushfire Fairytales (Remastered) [Bonus Version]
  
• Year Of Release: 2001/2011
  
• Label: Everloving Records
  
• Genre: Alternative Rock, Acoustic
  
• Quality: E-AC-3 Dolby Digital Plus
  
• Total Time: 00:54:26
  
• Total Size: 315.2 MB
  
• WebSite: Album Preview
  

Tracklist
01. Jack Johnson – Inaudible Melodies (03:37)
02. Jack Johnson – Middle Man (03:14)
03. Jack Johnson – Posters (03:17)
04. Jack Johnson – Sexy Plexi (02:08)
05. Jack Johnson – Flake (04:41)
06. Jack Johnson – Bubble Toes (03:58)
07. Jack Johnson – Fortunate Fool (03:49)
08. Jack Johnson – The News (02:25)
09. Jack Johnson – Drink the Water (03:22)
10. Jack Johnson – Mudfootball (For Moe Lerner) (03:25)
11. Jack Johnson – F-Stop Blues (03:15)
12. Jack Johnson – Losing Hope (03:56)
13. Jack Johnson – It's All Understood (05:25)
14. Jack Johnson – Flake (Live) (04:28)
15. Jack Johnson – Inaudible Melodies (Live) (03:26)

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Total length: 00:54:26




Released 6 February 2001
℗ 2011 Everloving Records

Sample rate : 48000 Hz
Channels : 6: FL FR FC LFE SL SR
Bitrate : 800 kbps
Codec : E-AC3
Encoding : lossy



Jack Johnson, the multi-talented American guy who likes to surf and play music, makes an honest impression on his debut album, Brushfire Fairytales. He's not focused on any genre in particular, but stays close to acoustic simplicities. Ben Harper's producer, J.P. Plunier, lends a hand and perfects Johnson's basic songwriting into a charming and inviting soundscape of songs most personal to Johnson. It's poetically abrasive, especially on tracks like "Sexy Plexi" and "Fortunate Fool," but Jack Johnson is a regular guy and his most natural feelings are indeed candid. "Inaudible Melodies" is a bluesy mix of lazy harmonies and acoustical twitching, whereas "Flake" is an easy flow of American trad rock, quite similar to Dave Matthews, but echoing steel drums and Harper's blistering lap steel guitar make for an outstanding rock & roll romp. Johnson's voice, which is hauntingly like Wes Cunningham, makes Brushfire Fairytales a decent record. He's not noisy or gregarious. He's content with his new creative finding. He might chase waves in his other life, but his songwriting ways do make for something quite charming.

© MacKenzie Wilson /TiVo





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