My Overall Chart: 1201-1300
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[First added to this chart: 11/21/2025]
Year of Release:
2002
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1,483
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Year of Release:
2007
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11,942
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1993-REPRISE
Produced By WALTER BECKER
1. Trans-Island Skyway
2. Countermoon
3. Springtime
4. Snowbound
5. Tomorrow's Girls
6. Florida Room
7. On The Dunes
8. Teahouse On The Tracks
If you don't believe that Steely Dan invented adult contemporary, then you need to listen to this. Fagen's 2nd solo album (and his first in 11 years) is a concept album about a man and his futuristic car and their adventures together. Good Lord. Produced by the other half of Steely Dan, Walter Becker, who also plays bass and lead guitar, it is notable as being the beginning of the Dan reunion.
The songs are all unremarkable, and the concept beyond silly. If you're looking for pleasant background noise for a party of people who don't rock but like to think that they do, then this is for you. Otherwise, there's not much of value here. Pleasant sounding but empty, this is what Steely Dan was moving toward when they broke up. Thank God they did. And thank God it took another 11 years for Fagen to try again. [First added to this chart: 10/13/2025]
Produced By WALTER BECKER
1. Trans-Island Skyway
2. Countermoon
3. Springtime
4. Snowbound
5. Tomorrow's Girls
6. Florida Room
7. On The Dunes
8. Teahouse On The Tracks
If you don't believe that Steely Dan invented adult contemporary, then you need to listen to this. Fagen's 2nd solo album (and his first in 11 years) is a concept album about a man and his futuristic car and their adventures together. Good Lord. Produced by the other half of Steely Dan, Walter Becker, who also plays bass and lead guitar, it is notable as being the beginning of the Dan reunion.
The songs are all unremarkable, and the concept beyond silly. If you're looking for pleasant background noise for a party of people who don't rock but like to think that they do, then this is for you. Otherwise, there's not much of value here. Pleasant sounding but empty, this is what Steely Dan was moving toward when they broke up. Thank God they did. And thank God it took another 11 years for Fagen to try again. [First added to this chart: 10/13/2025]
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2007 – BLUES BUREAU INTL.
Produced By MARC FORD
1. Featherweight Dreamland
2. Don’t Come Around
3. It’ll Be Over Soon
4. Dirty Girl
5. The Other Side
6. 1000 Ways
7. Smoke Signals
8. Greazy Chicken
9. Currents
10. Just Take The Money
11. Medicine Time
12. The Same Thing
13. Running Man Blues
14. Bye Bye Suzy
15. The Big Callback
Marc Ford’s time as lead guitarist for The Black Crowes should not be underestimated…he was a huge part of the success and the sound of that band. But outside of his two stints with the Crowes, Ford’s career has been an absolute jumble of left and right turns, changing bands and projects and turns as a sideman, producer and solo artist at dizzying speeds. And most likely the reason why he has never gained much of a foothold outside of the Crowes. Weary And Wired is Ford’s second solo album, made after his final departure (via fax) from The Black Crowes. It’s actually a reunion of his former band Burning Tree. Weary And Wired collects some of Ford’s better songs, some from aborted projects and most of which had been made better by the bands that came before this one. And a couple of not really necessary covers.
This album is saved by one thing, and one thing only. Marc Ford is a beast on the guitar, and every moment he shreds with that terrific tone of his makes this worth it. Otherwise…listening to Ford sing is really about as exciting as watching paint dry. Most of the songs are only okay, and the better ones (“Smoke Signals”) are Ford exercising an obvious Neil and Crazy Horse obsession. And 15 tracks is about 7 or 8 too many. But if you like guitar, then you will like this. Everything else here is mostly in the way, but you’ll want to turn it up when he rips on his guitar. Ford has continued to jump from project to project, including his current band with former Crowes founder Rich Robinson (Magpie Salute). This would rate much higher if had even hired himself a singer…but his guitar does, indeed, speak volumes. [First added to this chart: 07/13/2025]
Produced By MARC FORD
1. Featherweight Dreamland
2. Don’t Come Around
3. It’ll Be Over Soon
4. Dirty Girl
5. The Other Side
6. 1000 Ways
7. Smoke Signals
8. Greazy Chicken
9. Currents
10. Just Take The Money
11. Medicine Time
12. The Same Thing
13. Running Man Blues
14. Bye Bye Suzy
15. The Big Callback
Marc Ford’s time as lead guitarist for The Black Crowes should not be underestimated…he was a huge part of the success and the sound of that band. But outside of his two stints with the Crowes, Ford’s career has been an absolute jumble of left and right turns, changing bands and projects and turns as a sideman, producer and solo artist at dizzying speeds. And most likely the reason why he has never gained much of a foothold outside of the Crowes. Weary And Wired is Ford’s second solo album, made after his final departure (via fax) from The Black Crowes. It’s actually a reunion of his former band Burning Tree. Weary And Wired collects some of Ford’s better songs, some from aborted projects and most of which had been made better by the bands that came before this one. And a couple of not really necessary covers.
This album is saved by one thing, and one thing only. Marc Ford is a beast on the guitar, and every moment he shreds with that terrific tone of his makes this worth it. Otherwise…listening to Ford sing is really about as exciting as watching paint dry. Most of the songs are only okay, and the better ones (“Smoke Signals”) are Ford exercising an obvious Neil and Crazy Horse obsession. And 15 tracks is about 7 or 8 too many. But if you like guitar, then you will like this. Everything else here is mostly in the way, but you’ll want to turn it up when he rips on his guitar. Ford has continued to jump from project to project, including his current band with former Crowes founder Rich Robinson (Magpie Salute). This would rate much higher if had even hired himself a singer…but his guitar does, indeed, speak volumes. [First added to this chart: 07/13/2025]
Year of Release:
2007
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3
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[First added to this chart: 05/05/2025]
Year of Release:
1986
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1,167
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2006 – OPEN WIDE / COLUMBIA
Produced By RICK RUBIN
1. The Long Way Around
2. Easy Silence
3. Not Ready To Make Nice
4. Everybody Knows
5. Bitter End
6. Lullaby
7. Lubbock Or Leave It
8. Silent House
9. Favorite Year
10. Voice Inside My Head
11. I Like It
12. Baby Hold On
13. So Hard
14. I Hope
Yes, they are now known as The Chicks. And yes, it’s now been 17 years since Natalie Maines made a comment at a concert about then President George W. Bush that would be considered today to be completely tame and non-newsworthy. But back in 2003, saying that they were ashamed of Bush being from the state of Texas was almost enough to destroy their careers. Fans left the trio in droves, and it seemed things were going to be over for them. But to their credit, Maines, Emily Strayer and Martie Maguire came back in a huge way. Three years later, they released Taking The Long Way, which didn’t apologize, but showed them standing firm on what they said. Good for them.
They address the scandal head on, culminating in the hit “Not Ready To Make Nice”. They also made, with some adventurous musical choices, a new set of fans. Guest songwriters like Sheryl Crow, Mike Campbell, Neil Finn and Gary Louris gave their sound a freshness, and the album became a huge hit for them. The album starts really slowly, but builds and grows on you as you listen. The star of the show is Maines…what a great voice she has, and it shines throughout this record. “Everybody Knows”, “Lullaby”, “I Hope” and “Not Ready To Make Nice” are the highlights here. The Chicks went on hiatus after this, and mostly disappeared until 2020. This is worth a spin, if only to hear Natalie Maines sing. [First added to this chart: 03/02/2025]
Produced By RICK RUBIN
1. The Long Way Around
2. Easy Silence
3. Not Ready To Make Nice
4. Everybody Knows
5. Bitter End
6. Lullaby
7. Lubbock Or Leave It
8. Silent House
9. Favorite Year
10. Voice Inside My Head
11. I Like It
12. Baby Hold On
13. So Hard
14. I Hope
Yes, they are now known as The Chicks. And yes, it’s now been 17 years since Natalie Maines made a comment at a concert about then President George W. Bush that would be considered today to be completely tame and non-newsworthy. But back in 2003, saying that they were ashamed of Bush being from the state of Texas was almost enough to destroy their careers. Fans left the trio in droves, and it seemed things were going to be over for them. But to their credit, Maines, Emily Strayer and Martie Maguire came back in a huge way. Three years later, they released Taking The Long Way, which didn’t apologize, but showed them standing firm on what they said. Good for them.
They address the scandal head on, culminating in the hit “Not Ready To Make Nice”. They also made, with some adventurous musical choices, a new set of fans. Guest songwriters like Sheryl Crow, Mike Campbell, Neil Finn and Gary Louris gave their sound a freshness, and the album became a huge hit for them. The album starts really slowly, but builds and grows on you as you listen. The star of the show is Maines…what a great voice she has, and it shines throughout this record. “Everybody Knows”, “Lullaby”, “I Hope” and “Not Ready To Make Nice” are the highlights here. The Chicks went on hiatus after this, and mostly disappeared until 2020. This is worth a spin, if only to hear Natalie Maines sing. [First added to this chart: 03/02/2025]
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[First added to this chart: 02/15/2025]
Year of Release:
1998
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5,969
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| 1960s | 2 | 2% | |
| 1970s | 15 | 15% | |
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| 2000s | 27 | 27% | |
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