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1993 – GIANT
Produced By JAMES STROUD, CHRISTY DINAPOLI, DOUG GRAU, KEITH STEGALL, SUZY BOGGUSS, TONY BROWN, MONTY POWELL, GARTH FUNDIS, LYNN PETERZELL, BILLY DEAN, JERRY CRUTCHFIELD, DON COOK, SCOTT HENDRICKS & RICHARD LANDIS
1. Take It Easy – Travis Tritt
2. Peaceful Easy Feeling – Little Texas
3. Desperado – Clint Black
4. Heartache Tonight – John Anderson
5. Tequila Sunrise – Alan Jackson
6. Take It To The Limit – Suzy Bogguss
7. I Can’t Tell You Why – Vince Gill
8. Lyin’ Eyes – Diamond Rio
9. New Kid In Town – Trisha Yearwood
10. Saturday Night – Billy Dean
11. Already Gone – Tanya Tucker
12. Best Of My Love – Brooks & Dunn
13. The Sad Café – Lorrie Morgan
Common Thread began as part of Don Henley’s quest to raise money for the Walden Woods Project. This tribute album helped with that cause…it was also the spark that led to the Eagles reunion in 1994. That began when Travis Tritt talked all five Long Run era members into appearing in his video for “Take It Easy”, which marked the first time they had all been together since leaving the stage acrimoniously in 1980. That is the most noteworthy part of this album. The list of country artists who participated in this is impressive, many of whom openly expressed the influence that the Eagles had on their own music. The tracks are mostly hits from the earlier and more country period of the band, although there are a small number of later tracks. And the performances are all very well done.
Unfortunately, you won’t hear a single chance taken, as not a single one of these artists put their own stamp on the recordings. Nothing strays more than a little bit from the original versions, which kind of makes the whole thing pointless. And the only song here that even kind of rocks is “Already Gone”. Nobody took on their heavier and faster material like “Life In The Fast Lane”, “Hotel California” or “Victim Of Love”, and outside of Billy Dean’s “Saturday Night”, you won’t find a single song deeper than the surface of their greatest hits. So, no “Those Shoes”, “On The Border”, or “Midnight Flyer”. In short, what is lacking here is imagination and a willingness to take any kind of a chance. The result is artists doing Eagles songs the Eagles way, which suggests that you’d be just as well served to play your Eagles hits compilations than this. [First added to this chart: 02/13/2024]
Produced By JAMES STROUD, CHRISTY DINAPOLI, DOUG GRAU, KEITH STEGALL, SUZY BOGGUSS, TONY BROWN, MONTY POWELL, GARTH FUNDIS, LYNN PETERZELL, BILLY DEAN, JERRY CRUTCHFIELD, DON COOK, SCOTT HENDRICKS & RICHARD LANDIS
1. Take It Easy – Travis Tritt
2. Peaceful Easy Feeling – Little Texas
3. Desperado – Clint Black
4. Heartache Tonight – John Anderson
5. Tequila Sunrise – Alan Jackson
6. Take It To The Limit – Suzy Bogguss
7. I Can’t Tell You Why – Vince Gill
8. Lyin’ Eyes – Diamond Rio
9. New Kid In Town – Trisha Yearwood
10. Saturday Night – Billy Dean
11. Already Gone – Tanya Tucker
12. Best Of My Love – Brooks & Dunn
13. The Sad Café – Lorrie Morgan
Common Thread began as part of Don Henley’s quest to raise money for the Walden Woods Project. This tribute album helped with that cause…it was also the spark that led to the Eagles reunion in 1994. That began when Travis Tritt talked all five Long Run era members into appearing in his video for “Take It Easy”, which marked the first time they had all been together since leaving the stage acrimoniously in 1980. That is the most noteworthy part of this album. The list of country artists who participated in this is impressive, many of whom openly expressed the influence that the Eagles had on their own music. The tracks are mostly hits from the earlier and more country period of the band, although there are a small number of later tracks. And the performances are all very well done.
Unfortunately, you won’t hear a single chance taken, as not a single one of these artists put their own stamp on the recordings. Nothing strays more than a little bit from the original versions, which kind of makes the whole thing pointless. And the only song here that even kind of rocks is “Already Gone”. Nobody took on their heavier and faster material like “Life In The Fast Lane”, “Hotel California” or “Victim Of Love”, and outside of Billy Dean’s “Saturday Night”, you won’t find a single song deeper than the surface of their greatest hits. So, no “Those Shoes”, “On The Border”, or “Midnight Flyer”. In short, what is lacking here is imagination and a willingness to take any kind of a chance. The result is artists doing Eagles songs the Eagles way, which suggests that you’d be just as well served to play your Eagles hits compilations than this. [First added to this chart: 02/13/2024]
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2009 – 4AD
Produced By AARON & BRYCE DESSNER
1. Knotty Pine – Dirty Projectors & David Byrne
2. Cello Song (Feat. Jose Gonzalez) – The Books
3. Train Song – Feist & Ben Gibbard
4. Brackett, WI – Bon Iver
5. Deep Blue Sea – Grizzly Bear
6. So Far Around The Bend – The National
7. Tightrope – Yeasayer
8. Feeling Good – My Brightest Diamond
9. Dark Was The Night – Kronos Quartet
10. I Was Young When I Left Home – Antony w/Bryce Dessner
11. Big Red Machine – Justin Vernon & Aaron Dessner
12. Sleepless – The Decemberists
13. Stolen Houses (Die) – Iron & Wine
14. Service Bell – Grizzly Bear & Feist
15. You Are The Blood – Sufjan Stevens
1. Well-Alright – Spoon
2. Lenin – Arcade Fire
3. Mimizan – Beirut
4. El Caporal – My Morning Jacket
5. Inspiration Information – Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings
6. With A Girl Like You – Dave Sitek
7. Blood Pt. 2 (Remix) (Feat. Sufjan Stevens & Serengeti) – Buck 65
8. Hey, Snow White – The New Pornographers
9. Gentle Hour – Yo La Tengo
10. Another Saturday – Stuart Murdoch
11. Happiness – Jonsi & Alex
12. Amazing Grace – Cat Power & Dirty Delta Blues
13. The Giant Of Illinois – Andrew Bird
14. Lua – Conor Oberst & Gillian Welch
15. When The Love Runs Out – Blonde Redhead & Devastations
16. Love Vs. Porn – Kevin Drew
The Red Hot Organization was formed in 1990 with a simple plan. Fighting AIDS though pop culture. Although they were much more active in the 1990’s, they are still working to bring awareness through media to this day. The organization has released 24 compilation albums, three films and numerous TV shows to bring attention to their cause. Dark Was The Night has raised going on $2 million for the cause, bringing in younger listeners with the inclusion of many newer artists. The songs were recorded exclusively for this compilation, and most of the artists refused pay. Produced by the Dessner brothers (from The National), the cause makes it worthwhile. The music makes it essential. The list of contributing artists is staggering, reading like a list of the best of what rock had to offer at the turn of the decade. And that list is impressive, indeed. A primer for how great music was in 2009, for sure.
Compilations like this are usually average. A good cause wrapped around an okay selection of songs. But with Dark Was The Night, Red Hot and the Dessner’s took the time to make sure that the selection of music was powerful along with the cause. And so, these two discs, while not perfect by any means, are much better than you might expect. Great artists like Arcade Fire, Sufjan Stevens, Iron & Wine, Yo La Tengo…there’s so much to experience here. If you’re wondering what to listen to from the period, this set serves as an excellent primer. And, when you buy it, you’re giving to an exceptional cause instead of lining a millionaire’s pocket with more change. So, there’s really no good reason to NOT check this out. It’s well worth the time and the money. It’s a great listen, and it’s for a good cause. And it has a load of songs that will make your day a bit better for having heard them. ‘Nuff said. [First added to this chart: 02/13/2024]
Produced By AARON & BRYCE DESSNER
1. Knotty Pine – Dirty Projectors & David Byrne
2. Cello Song (Feat. Jose Gonzalez) – The Books
3. Train Song – Feist & Ben Gibbard
4. Brackett, WI – Bon Iver
5. Deep Blue Sea – Grizzly Bear
6. So Far Around The Bend – The National
7. Tightrope – Yeasayer
8. Feeling Good – My Brightest Diamond
9. Dark Was The Night – Kronos Quartet
10. I Was Young When I Left Home – Antony w/Bryce Dessner
11. Big Red Machine – Justin Vernon & Aaron Dessner
12. Sleepless – The Decemberists
13. Stolen Houses (Die) – Iron & Wine
14. Service Bell – Grizzly Bear & Feist
15. You Are The Blood – Sufjan Stevens
1. Well-Alright – Spoon
2. Lenin – Arcade Fire
3. Mimizan – Beirut
4. El Caporal – My Morning Jacket
5. Inspiration Information – Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings
6. With A Girl Like You – Dave Sitek
7. Blood Pt. 2 (Remix) (Feat. Sufjan Stevens & Serengeti) – Buck 65
8. Hey, Snow White – The New Pornographers
9. Gentle Hour – Yo La Tengo
10. Another Saturday – Stuart Murdoch
11. Happiness – Jonsi & Alex
12. Amazing Grace – Cat Power & Dirty Delta Blues
13. The Giant Of Illinois – Andrew Bird
14. Lua – Conor Oberst & Gillian Welch
15. When The Love Runs Out – Blonde Redhead & Devastations
16. Love Vs. Porn – Kevin Drew
The Red Hot Organization was formed in 1990 with a simple plan. Fighting AIDS though pop culture. Although they were much more active in the 1990’s, they are still working to bring awareness through media to this day. The organization has released 24 compilation albums, three films and numerous TV shows to bring attention to their cause. Dark Was The Night has raised going on $2 million for the cause, bringing in younger listeners with the inclusion of many newer artists. The songs were recorded exclusively for this compilation, and most of the artists refused pay. Produced by the Dessner brothers (from The National), the cause makes it worthwhile. The music makes it essential. The list of contributing artists is staggering, reading like a list of the best of what rock had to offer at the turn of the decade. And that list is impressive, indeed. A primer for how great music was in 2009, for sure.
Compilations like this are usually average. A good cause wrapped around an okay selection of songs. But with Dark Was The Night, Red Hot and the Dessner’s took the time to make sure that the selection of music was powerful along with the cause. And so, these two discs, while not perfect by any means, are much better than you might expect. Great artists like Arcade Fire, Sufjan Stevens, Iron & Wine, Yo La Tengo…there’s so much to experience here. If you’re wondering what to listen to from the period, this set serves as an excellent primer. And, when you buy it, you’re giving to an exceptional cause instead of lining a millionaire’s pocket with more change. So, there’s really no good reason to NOT check this out. It’s well worth the time and the money. It’s a great listen, and it’s for a good cause. And it has a load of songs that will make your day a bit better for having heard them. ‘Nuff said. [First added to this chart: 02/13/2024]
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My Overall Chart: 2001-2100 composition
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| 1940s | 0 | 0% | |
| 1950s | 1 | 1% | |
| 1960s | 4 | 4% | |
| 1970s | 10 | 10% | |
| 1980s | 13 | 13% | |
| 1990s | 33 | 33% | |
| 2000s | 30 | 30% | |
| 2010s | 9 | 9% | |
| 2020s | 0 | 0% |
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| Various Artists | 4 | 4% | |
| Elton John | 2 | 2% | |
| The Prodigy | 2 | 2% | |
| Mane Rok | 1 | 1% | |
| Metallica | 1 | 1% | |
| Romeo Void | 1 | 1% | |
| Four Tet | 1 | 1% | |
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