Gold
by Ryan Adams

I don't listen to this much anymore. (Edited)

Good album.

From pedro1976 05/05/2022 17:50 | #284988

Album of the year, 2001

From Jboy56 02/17/2022 14:44 | #281454

A big and a tad long album from a great songwriter in the vein of Boss, Uncle Bob, and Van the Man. No gimmicks, down to earth music with fine moods and sensibility for touching lyrics (Edited)

Favorite Tracks:Answering Bell, The Rescue Blues, When The Stars Go Blue, Nobody Girl, Tina Toledo's Street Walkin' Blues, Goodnight Hollywood Blvd.

From Sandrof1969 02/21/2018 20:25 | #209115

La scrittura di Ryan Adams mostra fin troppo bene quali sono i riferimenti dell'autore ( Young, Petty, Fogerty, Who, Stones, tra gli altri… ) senza che ci sia però quel guizzo di originalità che impedisca che le canzoni siano copie sbiadite di ben più quotati originali.

From Brad1770 12/16/2017 08:38 | #203251 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

A good album spoiled by being too long with 3-4 tracks just filler material. (Edited)

Not the critics choice, but mine. Simply his album with most good songs on.

From HoldenM 06/14/2017 13:53 | #192581 | TOP COMMENT Vote up your preferred comments and the comments with the most votes will be flagged.

Though a little too long--like every Ryan Adams album--this may be Adams's best album, song for song. The first half alone is as strong of a stretch as any artist could hope for.

From buzzdainer 09/19/2016 18:56 | #175366

Two weeks after the Twin Towers fell in 2001, Ryan Adams released Gold, a fact that seems almost impossible given how much the subject matter of this album is so directly related to the events and aftermath of 9-11 (obviously the songs were written much earlier). "New York, New York" became a touchstone for me as I processed my own anger and sadness over the people who died in the World Trade Center, as it is such an affectionate ode to the Big Apple, one that crackles with life and love and romance, the sights and smells of the city. I'm not a city person by nature, but "New York, New York" sheds some light on why a person would be. (Edited)