Product Overview
2003 LP reissue on 140-gram vinyl. Breaking away from his alt. Country sound, Adams tunes into a pop and rock sound from the 1970s. In the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, his song "New York, New York" took on new meaning from a lovelorn song to a swaggering song about resilience that hit big on the air waves and MTV. Adams pays homage to his favorite artists from the '70s, and the influences of Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Van Morrison and Elton John are pretty clear. This 3-time Grammy nominated album was originally intended as a double album, but the label at the time cut it down and gave out a bonus 5-song CD to a limited number of fans. This reissue makes it a true double album with 21 songs pressed into 140-gram vinyl. Lost Highway Records.
Tracklist:
| A1 | New York, New York | 3:47 |
| A2 | Firecracker | 2:48 |
| A3 | Answering Bell | 3:02 |
| A4 | La Cienega Just Smiled | 4:59 |
| A5 | The Rescue Blues | 3:36 |
| A6 | Somehow, Someday | 4:23 |
| B1 | When The Stars Go Blue | 3:31 |
| B2 | Nobody Girl | 9:39 |
| B3 | Sylvia Plath | 4:08 |
| B4 | Enemy Fire | 4:04 |
| B5 | Gonna Make You Love Me | 2:34 |
| C1 | Wild Flowers | 4:55 |
| C2 | Harder Now That It's Over | 4:31 |
| C3 | Touch, Feel & Lose | 4:13 |
| C4 | Tina Toledo's Street Walkin' Blues | 6:04 |
| C5 | Goodnight, Hollywood Blvd | 3:23 |
| D1 | Rosalie Come And Go | 3:53 |
| D2 | The Fools We Are As Men | 3:56 |
| D3 | Sweet Black Magic | 2:34 |
| D4 | The Bar Is A Beautiful Place | 5:50 |
| D5 | Cannonball Days | 3:22 |
