Ryan Adams unveils eight new albums
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by Colin Roberts
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▾ 25 comments 17:25 November 15th, 2006
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Eight albums. Seriously.
God, aka Ryan Adams has 'released' eight new albums to his official website.
Unlike the thirty-six tracks Ryan added to his site a few weeks back, these are all titled and under Mr. Adams' three new pseudonyms. Many of the original group of tracks join these 'albums', recorded under the names DJ Reggie, The Shit and WereWolph, each with their own unique styles including hints of hillbilly punk, Shania Twain covers and more.
You can find the offending articles here and at the same time question how he is able to produce eight albums full of material, at least 60% of which is actually pretty decent.
I love Ryan, as you will find out in a soon-to-arrive feature deluxe on this very website.
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Ryan Adams
Christ Almighty.....
How does he do it?
and with some of it...
...WHY does he do it?
keep the numbers down and the quality up please Mr. Adams.
oh
I love him
!
Ryan Adams = God.
Absolute fact.
^
This is true
and
I love him more than both of you put together, times infinity, no returns.
I love him more than cake
I really love cake
to understand
how ggodthis guy is you need to say "bloody genius" in an ozzie voice, kinda sounding like eric banna in chopper!
ooh...
... a deluxe article!
Looking forward to it!
too much too much
Love is hell is still my favourite ryan adams album.
I really dont feel the need to listen to a mass of comedy covers or parodies
i totally.....
.... dont get this whole ryan adams thing. i keep trying to get it (hence my reading of this article), but everything he does, including his music, convinces me i'm right.
I find him
Pleasant enough but I fail to see the massive attraction over other solo artists.
Are you only able to stream these?
Silly work PC's don't have flash.
my mates went to the oxford gig the other day
there massive fans but they thought it was so boring with none of his earlier hits ... then while talking about it in the bogs some manic adams fan came up and had a go at my mate "what are your songs like mate how dare you"
so he pissed on his shoes.....
ha ha
people are mad about that man.. i dont get it past a couple of songs ??i do like him though
people who go to gigs and bemoan the lack of old 'hits' should be fucking shot
it's just LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME.
But then so are people who get super obsessive and defensive over bands/artists.
Adams attracts the same kind of fans that wanted to lynch Bob Dylan at the Newport Folk Festival
Manic obsessives. I was once nearly attacked by a mob of them for having the gall to speak to a mate (*once*) during a solo portion of his set. Moments later he fell off the stage and boke his wrist (as I hexed him and his minions).
He is good though.
why??
you dont want it to be a greatest hits show
but you want a few good to have a mixture
it was an 1h of counrty and western...
DiScuss Topic
Is most definately controversial! why say one is better than the other! both great in my eyes (or ears, if you like?)
Ryan Adams...
...is a massive cock.
±
lolz.
Elliott Smith...
...may have been a miserable bugger but at least he understood quality control.
who cares
hasn't bettered strangers almanac and its 10 years old
he is a genuis
and a giant prick. I guess you need the positive and the negative for the magnets to work.
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