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Maybe there’s something to be said for recharging the old batteries. Counting Crows - the MTV-approved, invariably literate neo-folk-rock band (and favorite of sensitive collegiates everywhere) – have made one of the most vibrant, resonant, accessible, articulate albums in the group’s career, six years after their previous release. Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings is a bountiful assortment of songs for fans of the San Francisco Bay Area-spawned band. They say, "Writ... MORE
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I had tickets to see these guys recently, and unfortunately couldn't make it... I ended up being in the wrong hemisphere...
I will get over it eventually... sigh..
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one of my most anticipated album so far this year. saturday nights & sunday mornings is set to release on march 25 (thanks adam, almost a happy birthday gift to me). adam duritz has this to say about the album: "[it's] about dissolution and disintegration. it's about when saturday night happens and you lose all sense of yourself. and it’s about when you wake up sunday morning and look back at the wreck you’ve made of your life and you think, 'how can i possibly fix this?... MORE
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Dear Trusted MOG Buddies and Other Interested Parties, I enjoyed the new album by folk-rockers Counting Crows – their first in years – so thoroughly that I was compelled to post a review of it (with a live clip attached) yesterday. (You can taste the opening track “1492” by clicking the button above. Could be their most rawkin’ number ever.) Unfortunately, the MOG e-mail alerts were down when I did the posting. Now that the alerts are back, I thought I’d offer up the lin... MORE
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Woah, more info on the forthcoming Counting Crows record. For starters, the release date according to their website is March 25th! But they've also revealed the album cover and posted 2 free songs for download. "1492" is a rocker (maybe the biggest rocker from them yet), while "When I dream of Michelangelo" is a softer song with some classic Crows' phrases.
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ON SALE SUNDAY, JUNE 29th at 10AM! MARTINA MCBRIDE with Jack Ingram and Chris Young Friday, August 8th Sleep Train Pavilion at Concord Tickets are $60.75 for reserved seats and $26.00 for general admission plus applicable charges $10 Ticket Offer - All lawn tickets purchased on June 29th are only $10 plus charges COUNTING CROWS / MAROON 5 with Augustana Wednesday, September 17th Shoreline Amphitheatre Thursday, September 18th Sleep Train Pavilion ... MORE
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So she said what's the problem babyWhat's the problem I don't knowWell maybe I'm in love (love)Think about it every timeI think about itCan't stop thinking 'bout it How much longer will it take to cure thisJust to cure it cause I can't ignore it if it's love (love)Makes me wanna turn around and face me but I don't know nothing 'bout love Come on, come onTurn a little fasterCome on, come onThe world will follow afterCome on, come onCause everybody's after love So I sa... MORE
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We’re getting a late start this week in The Program, so bendblock and I are just listening to one new album. It’s the new one from Counting Crows.
Counting Crows: Saturday Nights And Sunday Mornings
Check back in a week or so, and we will have posted our thoughts on these two albums. If we haven’t, poke us with a sharp stick or something!
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Counting Crows: Saturday Nights And Sunday Mornings
Check back in a week or so, and we will have posted our thoughts on these two albums. If we haven’t, poke us with a sharp stick or something!
Wondering what The Program is all about? It's never too late to join in the fun. Click here to learn the origins of The Program. Or check ... MORE
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Just saw the Counting Crows perform at the Apple Store in SoHo. I gotta say that the main thing that always sticks out to me is the raw honesty that seems to permeate every Crows song. Adam Duritz said himself in an interview for The Aquarian Weekly that a lot of people told him to not release some of the songs on the new album. Songs like 1492 and You Can't Count on Me (both of which i've posted), because they showed Duritz in a negative light. Duritz's response to th... MORE
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I wanted to love this movie. I really, really did...but alas, it just isn't a great film.
Matthew Broderick plays a television writer and a recovering drug addict and alcoholic, who is now clinging to his one last vice - gambling. Maura Tierny plays his wife, who is obviously exhausted from spending years married to an addict. When the couple finds out that their 20yr old niece, played by Brittany Snow has moved to Las Vegas and has taken 'work' as a prostitute, Broder... MORE
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"This is a list of what I should have been, but I'm not" - Adam Duritz I am conflicted with this post. August and Everything After was amazing. Recovering the Satellites was good too. Maybe, I'm more nostalgic for the era and hoping that they will put out something that appeals to more than the Green Monster crowd. What I have heard sounds promising. Welcome back, Counting Crows. "Saturday Nights, Sunday Mornings" drops on 3/25/08. Until then you can get a co... MORE
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I have been playing this album every day since I downloaded it a couple weeks ago, sometimes a few times each day. This song is my favorite of the many great songs on the album.
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i must warn you before venturing forward with this counting crows show from 2000. the warning being that adam duritz’s banter is downright embarrassing and almost unlistenable. i dont think there’s been a more awkward musician/crowd intercation since gg allin flung his feces into the crowd at one of his shows. even with that said, [...]
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