David Crosby - Croz (2014) [EAC FLAC] vtwin88cube

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David Crosby - Croz (2014)
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Artist...............: David Crosby
Album................: Croz
Genre................: Folk-Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2014
Codec................: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC)
Version..............: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917
Quality..............: Lossless, (avg. compression: 55 %)
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit
Tags.................: VorbisComment
Information..........: Label: Blue Castle Records
Catalog: BCR 1142-1

Ripped by............: NMR
Posted by............: vtwin88cube on 2/5/2014


Included.............: NFO, MD5, LOG, CUE AUDIOCHECKER LOG
Covers...............: Front

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Tracklisting
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1. David Crosby - What's Broken [03:48]
2. David Crosby - Time I Have [03:49]
3. David Crosby - Holding On To Nothing [03:41]
4. David Crosby - The Clearing [04:00]
5. David Crosby - Radio [03:45]
6. David Crosby - Slice Of Time [04:16]
7. David Crosby - Set That Baggage Down [04:01]
8. David Crosby - If She Called [04:59]
9. David Crosby - Dangerous Night [05:57]
10. David Crosby - Morning Falling [03:41]
11. David Crosby - Find A Heart [05:06]

Playing Time.........: 47:09
Total Size...........: 259.60 MB

NFO generated on.....: 2/5/2014 6:16:39 PM


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allmusic.com...

It's been 20 years since David Crosby released a collection of new songs, but
he's hardly been quiet in those two decades. His occasional reunions with
Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, and sometimes Neil Young get the most
attention, but he also appeared on David Gilmour's 2006 album On an Island
and, more notably, often worked with his son James Raymond on a band
called CPR. Raymond is David's chief collaborator on Croz, a skillful evocation
of Crosby's early-'70s haze as filtered through early-'90s professionalism. As
always, Crosby is supported by a cast of heavy-hitters, but where 1993's A
Thousand Roads sometimes seemed weighed down by cameos (an emphasis
on covers also helped shift the spotlight away from the man at the center),
Croz is tastefully decorated with sly solos by Mark Knopfler and Wynton
Marsalis, the focus forever remaining on Croz himself. At the age of 72, his
voice remains sweet, sometimes airy, and he and Raymond take advantage
of both qualities, occasionally conjuring ghosts of CSN's early-'80s soft rock
("Radio" could easily have slipped onto Daylight Again), but usually allowing
the music to amiably drift and linger, sometimes settling in the conscious,
sometimes dissipating. Even with songs as spare and haunting as "If She
Called" -- nothing more than an electric guitar and voice there -- Croz is too
dedicated to tasty, in-the-pocket grooves and cleanly sculpted digital
production to truly be an heir to If I Could Only Remember My Name, but it's
the only other solo record of Crosby's that attempts to reckon with similar
emotions and sounds. That Croz prefers certainty to the untrammeled
melancholy of If I Could Only Remember My Name is a reflection of where he
stands in 2014: he's aware he's building upon a past he sometimes pines for,
yet he's restless enough to forage ahead into new territory, but only when
he's surrounded by cozy, familiar settings.
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