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Time Changes Everything

~ John Squire
3.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (14 customer reviews)
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  • Audio CD (16 Sep 2002)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: North Country
  • ASIN: B00006JKDG
  • Average Customer Review: 3.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (14 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 82,512 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. Joe Louis
2. I Miss You
3. Shine a Little Light
4. Time Changes Everything
5. Welcome to the Valley
6. 15 Days
7. Transatlantic Near Death Experience
8. All I really Want
9. Strange Feeling
10. Sophia

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Amazon.co.uk Review
To say that Time Changes Everything has been a long time coming would be an understatement. And for John Squire, time does indeed change everything--the band line-ups perhaps more than anything else. Whereas his previous incarnation--the doomed Seahorses--had perhaps three (well, three and a half) moments of genius ("Love Is the Law", etc) with a clutch of turgid, tuneless insults filling up the rest of the album--his debut solo effort is a much more balanced affair. Whether that is a good thing or not is debatable. Working closely with coproducer of the Stone Roses' Second Coming (another long-awaited Squire disappointment), the most immediate thing about Time Changes Everything is hearing Squire's voice for the first time--it growls like a whiskey-drowned Van Morrison and is both surprising and engaging. The tunes, about "country boys" and "the eye of a hurricane" are, if nothing else, original (for Squire) but it sounds at times like his voice influenced this style of music more than the other way round. Rootsy, American influenced warblings such as "I Miss You" and the heartfelt "Time Changes Everything" are winners, even if they are strangely familiar in that way that makes you think you've heard all of Proud Mary's songs before. It's interesting, but lacking the genius (or glimpses of it) that has characterised and redeemed his past projects. --Ben Johncock

CD Description
'Time Changes Everything' is the debut solo album by the ex-Stone Roses guitarist, John Squire. This release marks the first time that Squire has provided lead vocals for his own compositions. It follows a five year absence from the music scene, as his last project was the 1997 album by The Seahorses, 'Do It Yourself'.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Time doesnt change Brilliance like this, 11 April 2005
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This is one of my favourite albums of all time, it has been sadly overlooked by a media and audience who didnt want to give it a chance prefering John Squire to stay away from the mic. Its true as well, he'll never win Pop Idol with his voice, but then again thats my point exactly. The songs here are astonishingly deep both musically ,with layers of great guitars and lyrically. "Time Changes Everything" is a philosophical masterpiece and its vision is 15 days ahead of anything else around, and a whole lot better that any thing by the puzzlingly more succesful former Stone Rose Ian Brown .
Best tracks are "joe Louis", "I miss you" (an ode to Ian Brown) and my personal favourite "Sophia" which is so beautiful i could cry.
Buy this is you like deep and beautiful things, youll love this if you like the Roses, Bob Dylan, Nick Drake or the countryside.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A fabulous record, 23 Aug 2003
For such a talented musician, John Squire's output over his 20 year career has been sadly low in quantity, if not in quality - both Roses albums deserve to stand forever among the greats. This is only the 4th record he has been a part of, and the first for 5 years, so fans of his were desperately hoping for something good, or an improvement on the Seahorses at least. As it turns out, he has produced one of the standout LPs of the last few years.
Classy songwriting from start to finish, Time Changes Everything is filled with beautiful, heartfelt songs of such quality as to render the lukewarm critical reception inexplicable. It may not feature the same guitar grooves or charging riffs of his Roses days, but Squire has changed now (he is 40!), and his musical style has evolved with him. It may be something new, but he still manages to reach stantards attained by very few.
Whether you will like his solo efforts will depend to an extent on if you like his voice, which is pretty unique and certainly engaging, to me anyway. Whether you think he sounds like Dylan, Lennon or whoever is unimportant - he has put a lot into these songs, and this comes across in his singing. He may not exhibit passion in an exuberant fashion, but his music is personal and involving, and played out with so much spirit - a quality lacking in practically all other modern music. John also happens to be perhaps the greatest guitarist ever to come form the UK, and though his playing mostly takes a back seat, there are still plenty of calming, distinctly rock-based riffs to be found. He has obviously put a lot into his singing, but hasn't forgetten that playing guitar is what he does best. The music here is expertly structured and played, and quite effortless, without ever falling to plain acoustic strumming.
No track feels ultimately out of place, but not because they are indistinguishable from one another. Some may take a few listens to win you over, but in the end it's impossible to pick a favourite. There are just no low points at all. I really hope there will be a lot of re-evaluation of this album, as in my opinion it is one of the finest solo debuts ever. I can't recommend it highly enough. Congratulations John, this is brilliant.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars It is good!, 1 Nov 2003
Right, I'll be brief. This is, on the whole, a good album. It's very good in fact, musically and lyrically. Albeit, Squire's voice may not be the best, once you get used to it after two or three listens, it really grows on you. If you can, like me, take albums as they come, and not bother about what went before then you may well enjoy it. Remember when Second Coming came out and people were pissed off it wasn't like the debut? A five year gap and as John says, "Time Changes Everything". If you ignore his previous achievements (which are pretty much unmatchable by anyone) then you may enjoy it. It's a lot slower than his previous stuff, it's not so guitar heavy either. There aren't any massive air guitar moments here. Sorry to disapoint. There were in his life set, good stuff. If you like this ,you should get the Japanese import of his live CD. Order it from hmv.co.jp though. I tryed from here and I cancelled when it didn't come after 2/3 months with the delivery being pushed back to early next year. Anyway, back to the point! Give this a chance, it's almost Dylan like, but not so boring.
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1.0 out of 5 stars In a nutshell
The music is great, expecially the guitar playing which is awesome, but the minute he starts singing I just want turn it off.
Published 1 month ago by edzshed

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing!
The instantly recognisable guitar style, the bowie esq singing, everything comes together here. In a time where even the most credible rock bands sound a bit pop like this is a... Read more
Published on 15 Aug 2006 by Johnny

5.0 out of 5 stars Who is Ian Brown Anyway?
I dont normally write reviews but i just had too

Im as much a Dylan fan as i am a Roses fan, i felt that the Second Coming was a truely excellent piece of work but a bit late in... Read more

Published on 16 Jan 2003 by badlittlehedgehog

5.0 out of 5 stars its a solo record.........not the stone roses...........ok?
I guess it would have been easy for John Squire to have attempted to emulate the Stone Roses in some way when it came down to his debut solo record. Read more
Published on 7 Oct 2002 by Mr. D. T. Bourner

4.0 out of 5 stars Not The Seahorses. Thank God.
Upon seeing this album in your local HMV or on this great site, you might well turn your nose up and think of Miss Minogue instead. Read more
Published on 26 Sep 2002

2.0 out of 5 stars Ring a ding ding ding, John's going down
I couldn't resist.
All of the dodgy reviews, the unadulterated rubbish that was the Seahorses, the hit and miss nature of the Second Coming. Read more
Published on 20 Sep 2002 by Nigel Sausagepump

2.0 out of 5 stars Time for The Roses Return?
From the seminal Stone Roses, then the pretty good Seahorses to 'Time Changes Eeverything'. For those of you that have not heard the album, I'm afraid the downward trend is not... Read more
Published on 20 Sep 2002 by Stu Parker

2.0 out of 5 stars Is this the same guy who played guitar on Fools Gold?!
The Stone Roses,between the start of 1987 and the end of 1990,were serene,life-affirming,beautiful & dangerous.Their clothes,hair & attitude were spot-on. Read more
Published on 20 Sep 2002 by Stuart Smith

2.0 out of 5 stars Very poor...
I really wanted this album to be good, really.
Unfortunately John has decided to keep his majestic lead guitar skills quiet and concentrate on his singing and strumming chords... Read more
Published on 17 Sep 2002

1.0 out of 5 stars Who was really behind the Roses?
I couldn't wait for this album. After the debacle that was the Seahorses, Squire was finally going to show us what he can do. Disappointingly, its awful. Read more
Published on 17 Sep 2002 by tivs9

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