September 24, 2008

Let’s listen to a little Cardinology (Ryan Adams)

My friend Tom, who is awesome, went on a scavenger hunt and dug up some live versions of new Ryan Adams & The Cardinals songs that are showing up on the tracklist for Cardinology (due out October 28 on Lost Highway). I’ve added to it, let’s have a listen! Shocking, it’s a little jammy.

CARDINOLOGY TRACKLISTING
Born Into A Light
Go Easy
Fix It
(first single, hear it here)
Magick
Cobwebs
Let Us Down Easy
Crossed Out Name
Natural Ghost
Sink Ships
Evergreen
Like Yesterday
Stop

Ryan and his Cardinals are on Letterman the day after the album is released, October 29.

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4 Comments

  • thanks for these! i’m totally loving magick.

    VivaK8 — September 25, 2008 @ 10:17 pm

  • Greatness!

    It’s been said a million times but ever since sobriety kicked in, Ryan has sounded amazing. The songs, his voice, it’s been quite a leap forward for him. He was great before but now, he’s really hitting a stride.

    cinematicallycorrect — September 26, 2008 @ 8:57 am

  • I agree with the comments….but, I really miss his kick ass rockin style of the early days. I’m not saying I dislike his music now because I love it. But the last couple of shows compared to the first couple are very different. I know he quit drinking and doin the drugs. But drink a Red Bull and flip out again. He still sounded amazing and it wasn’t like he was turning 100% jam band on us live.

    Anonymous — September 26, 2008 @ 2:18 pm

  • I can’t say that sobriety has helped Ryan. Easy Tiger has couple of good songs, and a handful of decent songs. I’d like to see him come somewhere near the sheer brilliance of Cold Roses. I heard Tom Schick produced Cardinology. If that’s true, I’m optimistic. Easy Tiger was disturbingly over-produced.

    Thanks for the links.

    BROKEN LADDER — October 4, 2008 @ 10:07 pm

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