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THE BEST NESMITH ALBUM

David | Kentucky | 12/23/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Ive heard that RCA and Nesmith got into it about not recording hits and the possible refusal of RCA to pay for sesson players. This is as simple as it gets . Nesmith on guitar and Red Rhodes on steel. It is also as good as it gets for in simplicity there is beauty. This is the absolute best Michael Nesmith album ever recorded."

A Good Album

Andrew | twoscoreandten | 05/11/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I do not think that this is Micheal Nesmith's best album. However, it is very good. I think that Red Rhode's steel guitar playing is excellent and would be the musical highlight of the instumental aspect of the songs. Although, Nesmith shows that he was a decent guitar player. He was a decent guitarist. Nesmith's songs are more indepth in relation to previous efforts in my opinion. The Album has a good message to it. Nesmith shows his intellectual side on this recording. The songs remind me of Bob Dylan and John Denver. In otherwords, if anyone likes those two artists they would like this album. Nesmith's songs have a stream of consciencousness quality to them like old Dylan songs, but they have nice refrains to break the flow. The stand outs on the album would be Roll With The Flow, Harmony Constant, and Different Drum. However, the songs Tommorrow & Me, and Keep on Stood out for me musically, as well as the indepth quality of the lyrics. This is a good album for all serious Nesmith fans--Buy it and enjoy!!"