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Stereo is the fourth solo album by Paul Westerberg. At this point in his career, the former Replacements leader was entering a new phase. He said goodbye to professional studios and big-name producers like Brendan O'Brien and Don Was, recording the album in his basement by himself.
Stereo 2002. Get it on Amazon. Track list. 1. Baby Learns to Crawl 2. Dirt To Mud 3. Only Lie Worth Telling 4. Got You Down 5. No Place For You 6. Boring Enormous 7. Nothing To No One 8. We May Be The Ones 9. Don’t Want Never 10. Mr. Rabbit 11. Let the ...
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20. Feb. 2024 · A maverick, unpredictable loose canon, Paul Westerberg is one of the most lauded songwriters of his generation. With his band The Replacements, his genius for writing rowdy yet often melancholic tunes.
Stereo 's a collection of low-key, country-tinged acoustic ballads, sad love songs, and bluesy rock beaters that were reputedly self-recorded in the basement of Westerberg's house over the...
23. Apr. 2002 · Stereo. Paul Westerberg. Released April 23, 2002. Stereo Tracklist. 1. Baby Learns to Crawl Lyrics. 2. Dirt to Mud Lyrics. 3. Only Lie Worth Telling Lyrics. 4. Got You Down Lyrics. 5. No...
3. Mai 2022 · Watch on. Basically, Stereo and Mono reflect both sides of Westerberg’s musical personality. Ironically, Stereo is the darker, more subdued and introspective half. Most of its dozen tracks are downbeat country waltzes, built around Westerberg’s lazy strumming and world-weary vocals, backed by bare-bones instrumentation.
