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Blue Rodeo, Palace of Gold

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1148344

Disk length: 55m 48s (14 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2002

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Palace of Gold 3:47
2. Holding On 3:56
3. Homeward Bound Angel 5:47
4. Bulletproof 4:43
5. Comet 3:43
6. Walk Like You Don't Mind 4:09
7. Love Never Lies 3:27
8. Stage Door 3:01
9. Cause for Sympathy 4:11
10. What a Surprise 3:33
11. Clearer View 2:41
12. Glad To Be Alive 3:20
13. Find a Way To Say Goodbye 4:20
14. Tell Me baby 5:01

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Review

Many years on, and Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor still function superbly as co-singer-songwriters--the former creating wide-eyed pop, the latter twangy country. And they still approach each record as a chance to stretch. Even longtime fans will find appreciable differences in sound on Palace of Gold, notably in the abundance of horns. While the group claims to have been gunning for a Stax vibe, several songs--Keelor's languid, trumpet-tweaked "What a Surprise" for instance--are more Herb Alpert than Otis Redding. Cuddy, the more versatile of the two, weighs in on both ends of the musical spectrum. The plaintive ballad "Bulletproof" is pure emotion while "Walk Like You Don't Mind" sounds like a fantastically hip outtake from Grease. As with past efforts, the tracks tend to be evenly split between the two singers, and each gets terrific support from the band. James Gray's organ on "Glad to Be Alive" adds testimonial fever to an otherwise straight-up country-pop declaration, while ex-Wilco multi-instrumentalist Bob Egan graffitis mandolin and steel guitar across these various tracks. Cuddy's "Love Never Lies"--a knock-kneed acoustic weeper--comes closest to marrying his and Keelor's divergent sensibilities, throwing in a string section for good measure. And people worship the Hip.... --Kim Hughes

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Palace of Gold

Tracks: 17 (+3 tracks), Disk length: 1h 9m 58s (+14m 10s)

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