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Flaming Red Women's Casual T-Shirt - Soft Cotton Short Sleeve Tee for Everyday Wear | Perfect for Summer Outfits, Weekend Errands & Casual Dates
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Flaming Red Women's Casual T-Shirt - Soft Cotton Short Sleeve Tee for Everyday Wear | Perfect for Summer Outfits, Weekend Errands & Casual Dates Flaming Red Women's Casual T-Shirt - Soft Cotton Short Sleeve Tee for Everyday Wear | Perfect for Summer Outfits, Weekend Errands & Casual Dates
Flaming Red Women's Casual T-Shirt - Soft Cotton Short Sleeve Tee for Everyday Wear | Perfect for Summer Outfits, Weekend Errands & Casual Dates
Flaming Red Women's Casual T-Shirt - Soft Cotton Short Sleeve Tee for Everyday Wear | Perfect for Summer Outfits, Weekend Errands & Casual Dates
Flaming Red Women's Casual T-Shirt - Soft Cotton Short Sleeve Tee for Everyday Wear | Perfect for Summer Outfits, Weekend Errands & Casual Dates
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Product description NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILE Amazon.com Griffin's follow-up to the acoustic, lyric-based material of Living with Ghosts shifts gears so dramatically, it hardly seems like the work of the same artist. In an electric wonderland of dense percussion tracks (played by Kenny Aronoff) and tricky guitar attacks (handled by producer Jay Joyce), Griffin reveals herself as a muscular rock & roll singer as well as an emotionally vulnerable balladeer. If the Ramones-loud title track seems to be trying too hard to rock and other cuts just sound busy, overwhelming the song with production--the chaotic rant of "Wiggley Fingers," for one--the anthemic pulse of "Tony" and the modern soul of "Christina" are gorgeous and convincing. They're the work of an imagination set free, if not fully grown. --Roy Kasten Review Flaming Red is a rockabilly rave-up so removed from the easygoing immediacy of Living with Ghosts that it's impossible to read it as anything other than a radical statement of newfound purpose. -- No DepressionWhile some of the new tunes rock--the brief but fervid title track, for instance, or the sinuous, darkly sexy Wiggley Fingers--many just meander along, awash in the sort of pristine atmospherics that weigh down too much contemporary roots-pop. -- The Los Angeles Times[T]his album ... has made an abrupt about-face from her 1996 acoustic CD Living with Ghosts. Even when Griffin rocks her hardest, however, her crystal voice commands the high ground. -- People See more
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This is the CD that made me a Patty Griffin fan. None of her other releases have surpassed this album, and I wish she would make another one like it. Not that her other records are bad (I love them all); it's just that what she has done after FLAMING RED is in the more ordinary realm of singer/songwriter, folkie stuff, and as much as I'm into that fairly broad category, I wish other artists would take a cue from this production: it's okay to experiment, and ROCK some, guys -- you won't necessarily lose your folk credentials (unless you rock badly). There is not one dud on this set, but there are some standouts: "Tony" is a heartbreaking account of a suicide that will get under your skin if you've ever been picked on at school for being a sissy, and the blistering instrumental arrangement mirrors Griffin's verbal outrage. "Carry Me" has an infectious groove, and even the ballads have a pulse that can turn a downer into an upper. "Go Now" and "Goodbye" are simply gorgeous. Throughout, Patty's expressive voice, by turns breathy and soft or piercing and loud, is perfectly controlled and always on pitch. This is not a performer who thinks it is necessary to decorate every note and bend every phrase in order to convince us that she can sing. We get that, and she respects our intelligence. Thoughtful lyrics, simple melodies, electrifying arrangements, and glorious vocals make this, from start to finish, a deeply satisfying album.

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