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| Play | 1. Still Love You | 2:11 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 2. A is For... | 0:52 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 3. Won't Lie | 4:28 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 4. Summer of John Wayne | 4:54 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 5. Told My Troubles to the River | 2:50 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 6. American Spirit | 5:29 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 7. Please | 3:30 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 8. Out of the Walls | 4:04 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 9. Me & Stetson | 3:25 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 10. Can't Find You | 3:00 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 11. Best Winter | 2:27 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 12. Fifteen Miles Downriver | 4:36 | £0.89 | ||
| Play | 13. Home | 1:17 | £0.89 |
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I have been a avid Tom McRae since his first self titled album 10 long years ago. I always look forward to each new Tom McRae album but there is always an element of nervousness ... will the new album meet my high expectations from Mr McRae... and Alphabet of Hurricanes sure does.
Another fantastic release sees Tom going back to his roots; spine chilling music, great lyrics and rollercoster rides. From "Still Love You" with it's catchy, foot tapping banjo to the quite brilliant and epic "Out of the Walls"(just close your eyes and shut out the world with this track) the album is full of real gems.
The CD deserves to be in every CD collection, and we all know it won't receive the credit it deserves .. perhaps that's what make Tom McRae who he is though..........
...... maybe it's time to test this theory though!!!!!!!
Keep up the Good work Mr McRae.
Another fantastic release sees Tom going back to his roots; spine chilling music, great lyrics and rollercoster rides. From "Still Love You" with it's catchy, foot tapping banjo to the quite brilliant and epic "Out of the Walls"(just close your eyes and shut out the world with this track) the album is full of real gems.
The CD deserves to be in every CD collection, and we all know it won't receive the credit it deserves .. perhaps that's what make Tom McRae who he is though..........
...... maybe it's time to test this theory though!!!!!!!
Keep up the Good work Mr McRae.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I was fortunate enough to be played a promotional copy of this album last week and I was surprised. I have been listening to Tom McRae since Just Like Blood and always enjoyed his acute sense of how to turn a phrase and construct a beautiful melody but I felt that he had wandered away from his strengths on King of Cards, as if he was wearing a suit that just didn't fit him.
Alphabet of Hurricanes is I think his best work since Just Like Blood, and a close relation to his debut, with it's stark lyrics and bare sound, which occasionally gives way to huge swells of accompanying instruments. It is by far his most intimate album, recorded in his flat and noticeably devoid of the decorative frills of Just Like Blood or the jarring attempts to be overtly mainstream on King of Cards. It actually reminded me of the folk touchstone, Pink Moon. It is a very different record to that, but like that the bareness and poetic honesty is breathtaking.
Tom has a very unique sounding album here and it will perhaps in time be my favourite after a year of listening. More than anything this album sounds like a man who has learnt who he is, where he belongs and the sound of someone loves what he is doing. I hope it gets him the kind of attention he richly deserves, but I fear it is too intimate and private for a mainstream audience. I do not think that is a bad thing.
I strongly recommend it.
Alphabet of Hurricanes is I think his best work since Just Like Blood, and a close relation to his debut, with it's stark lyrics and bare sound, which occasionally gives way to huge swells of accompanying instruments. It is by far his most intimate album, recorded in his flat and noticeably devoid of the decorative frills of Just Like Blood or the jarring attempts to be overtly mainstream on King of Cards. It actually reminded me of the folk touchstone, Pink Moon. It is a very different record to that, but like that the bareness and poetic honesty is breathtaking.
Tom has a very unique sounding album here and it will perhaps in time be my favourite after a year of listening. More than anything this album sounds like a man who has learnt who he is, where he belongs and the sound of someone loves what he is doing. I hope it gets him the kind of attention he richly deserves, but I fear it is too intimate and private for a mainstream audience. I do not think that is a bad thing.
I strongly recommend it.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Having received my copy this very morn and listened to it, I feel it only right to compliment the artist for this outstanding work. I must quote Mr Locke with his reference to "Alphabet of Hurricanes is I think his best work since Just Like Blood", I too feel this to be true. A rich and worthy addition to any music collection. In a word - Brilliant.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
McGreatness
Sublime, buy it now. Your life will be better with this record in it! All of Tom's albums are great.
Published 18 months ago by Jimbob
Tom reaches maturity
Don't judge this album on the samples: they suggest that the album is stark, jumpy and without melody. This is not true. Read more
Published on 27 Feb 2010 by Mr. Christopher Suckling
Listen Don't Just Hear.
Having listened to this album over the last couple of days, i can say i've been knocked out by it (or should i say blown away?). Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2010 by Neil Thomason
A Feast of an Album!
"Alphabet of Hurricanes" is an album to savour and is quickly becoming my favourite album by this artist. Read more
Published on 23 Feb 2010 by kaper
I Love It.......
Having been a fan of Tom Mcrae since pretty much day one - its safe to say I may be a little biased but I am able to be objective - really.... Read more
Published on 20 Feb 2010 by Catherine walker
Diamond in the Coal
There aren't many performers these days that I'll gladly buy the latest CD without hearing it first or reading a review - Tom McRae is in that small band, along with the likes of... Read more
Published on 3 Feb 2010 by James Sellick
Disappointed.
It's a shame that my first ever review isn't more positive. As a big fan of McRae's previous work I was quietly looking forward to listening to this. Read more
Published on 3 Feb 2010 by Dave Bennett
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