Bringing It All Back Home Again

Bringing It All Back Home AgainMore Info The sound of Bringing It All Back Home Again is comparable to that of their previous Thank God for Mental Illness mostly acoustic and country tinged, reminiscent (as the title suggests) of the period when Bob Dylan was making the transition from acoustic to electric material, as well as the sort of country shuffles that popped up on some Rolling Stones records. Yet the record isn't a slavish imitation of either, with the Massacre affecting a

B2 Last Looks

1-20 Smithers-Jones 3:02

Killing Me Softly 4:50

1-11 As The Passion

12    Spring - Birdlegs & Pauline

it hit #20 in the US which is the highest chart position reached by any Russian act

earning them plenty of fans in America

B2 Gardens Of The Pure

“What a rare and cool challenge it was for me to help Eddie re-emerge after a long hiatus

B1 Cornell Campbell– Got To Tell The People

accounting for the album's brevity (21 songs in under 36 minutes on the original version)

when the mode of the music changes