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One Soul Now

~ Cowboy Junkies
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  • Audio CD (31 May 2004)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Cooking Vinyl
  • ASIN: B0001IMC8O
  • Other Editions: MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 80,829 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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1. One Soul Now
2. Why This One?
3. My Wild Child
4. Hunting Ground
5. Star Of Our Stars
6. Notes Falling Slow
7. No Long Journey Home
8. He Will Call You Baby
9. Simon Keeper
10. The Slide

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Cowboy Junkies, who started out making some of the most delicate music ever committed to tape, are louder and more raucous in their 20th year than they ever were before. One Soul Now, their ninth studio effort, see them occasionally wringing the necks of grungey guitars and torturing Hammonds for fun, coming on like the Walkabouts circa their brilliant Devil's Road. "Hunting Ground" is a thoroughly menacing blues rock, "Simon Keeper" is a dramatic folk narrative relating an embezzler's downfall to the death of Jesus, while "Notes Falling Slow", the album's turbulent centrepiece, is a sure-fire stadium-filler. Really, where on their early recordings a simple raindrop would have gone off like a grenade, here Cowboy Junkies prove themselves to be one of the more explosive rootsy rock bands around. They do have weaknesses--"Stars of Our Stars" and "No Long Journey Home" are chirpy, chugging pop rock, lacking in power and commitment--but these can easily be forgiven, given the strength of the rest of the material. At last, Cowboy Junkies may well be breaking through. --Dominic Wills

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent return to form for the Junkies, 20 Jun 2004
By Helen (Cambridgeshire United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
After being disappointed by their last album, I went to see the Junkies in London where they played a few tracks from their new album. What a change from "Open"! This has not left my cd player for a week now. Margo introduced "Stars of our stars" as the second happy song they have written in 20 years, and it is definitely upbeat, almost joyous. There are plenty more of the usual Junkies fare - dark stories like Simon Keeper and Hunting Ground; almost achingly beautiful songs like One Soul Now with Margo's voice as brilliant as always. I did have to think hard about giving this 5 stars, as the Trinity Session and Caution Horses are probably much better albums, but OSN is just great.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Wow just amazing, 25 Sep 2004
By Mr. D. Ronnie "donronnn" (Carlisle) - See all my reviews
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Firstly, up until late September 2004 I can't recall having heard of the Cowboy Junkies, but I heard Stars of our Stars being played on the radio, and on finding out who, and what it was I went straight out and bought it without having heard any of the other track's, thinking if they were all as good then i'd like it, and I was definitely not dissapointed as it is in my opinion the best album that i've heard this year, just brilliant!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Return to form, 13 Dec 2005
By pseudopanax (London) - See all my reviews
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This is the Junkies' finest album since 1996’s Lay It Down. It is as dark as its predecessor, but if anything this recording is edgier and more dangerous in its subject matter. Like Lay It Down, it does have a throwaway uptempo track Stars of My Stars, which may be a relief from the more interesting midtempo tracks for those uninitiated into the Junkie’s intense arrangements and lyrics, but it still jars when listening to the work from the beginning (as all good Junkies fans do). This fine recording dissipates the fear provoked by their previous album, the turgid Open, that the group’s talents were at a creative ebb. The title track, Notes Falling Slow and He Will Call You Baby bristle with pent up emotions and highlight the surging, rough-edged production of Michael Timmins, as well as the ethereal vocals of Margo Timmins. A stunning return to form.
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