Saturday, June 12, 2010

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The Eventually Home (by Right Away, Great Captain!)


Tracklist:

1.) "Down To Your Soul" - 3:14

2.) "Devil Dressed In Blue" - 2:31

3.) "Cutting Off The Blood To Ten" - 2:31

4.) "Once Like You" - 5:31

5.) "What A Pity" - 1:47

6.) "Father Brian Finn" - 5:30

7.) "Memories From A Shore" - 2:22

8.) "Oh No, I Tried" - 3:03

9.) "I Am A Vampire" - 6:55

10.) "I Was A Cage" - 4:30


What it's about:

I felt that this post should go hand-in-hand with the one below it, seeing as it's the first two (so far) released parts in the trilogy CDs of Andy Hull.

What was said about the band in the last post still applies here, so I'll focus on the music. This CD is noticeably sadder than it's predecessor. This is because Andy is approaching the sad part of his tale.

The best songs on this acoustic CD are Devil Dressed In Blue and Cutting Off Blood To Ten.


Rocks a little like:

City & Colour

Anything purely acoustic you've been listening to


4 out of 5 Nate-Points


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Devil Dressed In Blue (song only)

Devil Dressed In Blue (live)

Right Away, Great Captain!



















The Eventually Home (by Right Away, Great Captain!)

Tracklist:
1.) "Oh, Deceiver" - 4:05
2.) "Right Away, Great Captain!" - 5:20
3.) "Memories On A Deck Part I" - 2:58
4.) "Memories On A Deck Part II" - 1:41
5.) "Night Marry You" - 2:27
6.) "Love, Come Save Me" - 3:20
7.) "Like Lions Do" - 4:02
8.) "Right Ahead, Young Sailor!" - 1:55
9.) "What A Lullaby, What A Way To Die" - 2:23
10.) "Haunt While I Sleep" - 3:04
11.) "Gasoline Family" - 4:56"
12.) "Cause I'm So Scared Of Dying" - 4:58
13.) "Sacred Heart (A Sailor's Drunken Eulogy)" - 2:22
14.) "I'm Not Ready To Forgive You" - 4:21
15.) "Captain I'm Find And Thank You For Everything" - 2:35

What it's about:
Andy Hull (the lead singer from Manchester Orchestra) uses this CD as a platform to launch his acoustic solo side project "Right Ahead, Great Captain!" It is the first part of a trilogy that details the adventures of a young sailor at sea who returns home only to discover his wife cheating on him with his brother.
This is as acoustic as it gets. It is only, and I mean only, Andy and his guitar. True, there are multiple guitar parts on the songs and harmonies mixing with the melodies, but it's all Andy. He recorded all the parts and wrote all the music. If you have ever listened to City & Colour, then I'd tell you it is a little like that. A little. But only a little.
All I can say is that you need to at least check this guy's solo music out. It's super catchy, and the fast-paced tracks somehow end up sounding full even without a backing band.
The best song on this CD is easily Right Ahead, Young Sailor!, but that's not to disrespect the rest of this record.

Rocks a little like:
City & Colour
Anything purely acoustic you've been listening too

4 out of 5 Nate-Points