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Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Flying Solo
2. Brother
3. Watermark Evening
4. Damn the Clouds
5. Pictures of Lovers
6. Beautiful
7. Naked
8. Useless
9. Jimmy Parker
10. Sick and Tired
11. Reconciliation
12. Sex
13. 7:05
14. Try

CD Details

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Title: Black River Falls
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Wonderland
Original Release Date: 1/1/1995
Re-Release Date: 6/5/1996
Genre: Rock
Styles: Jam Bands, Rock Jam Bands
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 784932007022

Synopsis

Product Description

Track Listing: ----- 1. Flying Solo (Mighty Purple) - 5:17 ----- 2. Brother (Mighty Purple) - 3:01 ----- 3. Watermark Evening (Mighty Purple) - 4:50 ----- 4. Damn the Clouds (Mighty Purple) - 5:56 ----- 5. Pictures of Lovers (Mighty Purple) - 4:10 ----- 6. Pictures of Lovers - 3:42 ----- 7. Beautiful (Mighty Purple) - 6:03 ----- 8. Naked (Mighty Purple) - 3:32 ----- 9. Useless (Mighty Purple) - 4:18 ----- 10. Jimmy Parker (Mighty Purple) - 3:03 ----- 11. Sick and Tired (Mighty Purple) - 4:20 ----- 12. Reconciliation (Mighty Purple) - 3:54 ----- 13. Sex (Mighty Purple) - 5:08 ----- 14. 7:05 (Mighty Purple) - 3:54 ----- 15. Try (Mighty Purple) - 3:14 ----- 16. - 7:19

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CD Reviews

A new direction

Khyron | 11/01/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is MP's dark symphony. Over 70 minutes of brooding disquiet that is a departure from their earlier, "lighter" work and a sign of things to come in the two live albums that would be released inbetween this record and "How to make a living". While MP was never an upbeat alternative group along the lines of Blind Melon or Sublime this album makes the two that came before it sound gleeful in comparison.

Jon and Steve explore their abilities to harmonize and Jon is even given the helm on a few of the tracks, a welcome break from the ordinary. The album is very well mixed and nothing feels out of place, though production value is noticably absent on tracks like "Beautiful" where Steve's voice is lost but not in that good way that Michael Stype and Peter Gabriel have mastered. In all reality, the record is crying out to be remastered.

But don't let that deter you. And don't let me lead you to beleive that this album is an antidote for depression medication. Like a cloudy day, there are spots of light to guide you through. Jon's voice is light and creates a nice dichotomy with the dark instrumentation; it's the same concept as The Smiths record "The Queen is Dead" only in reverse.

Some of the best songs this band ever recorded appear on this record. Jimmy Parker, Useless, Naked and Brother are all outstanding. Reconciliation is nothing short of phenominal and it is a genuine shame that this band has flown under the radar for well over 10 years; they deserve more and songs like Reconciliation drive that point home.

If you own no MP CDs don't start with this one. Pick up either BOHICA or Prefables first as they'll give you a proper basis of comparison. Look VERY hard for the tape only release of their live show from CT... it's not titled and has been out of print for ages but it's stellar!

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