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Trower,Robin Something'S About To Change CD
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- SKU:
- 27708811
- UPC:
- 788575011408
- MPN:
- 501140
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An intensely personal set of new songs from one of the world's greatest blues rock guitarists. These tracks, presented as a memorandum of a past, form a unity as if they were material for a conceptual album. The common attributes of death, decay, melancholia and sadness are beautifully rendered in the images by Martin Bladh (IRM, Skin Area). His premature death masks sequence.
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1. Something's About to Change 2. Fallen 3. Riff No.7 (Still Alive) 4. Dreams That Shone Like Diamonds 5. Good Morning Midnight 6. What You Never Want to Do 7. Strange Love 8. Gold to Grey 9. The One Saving Grace 10. Snakes and Ladders 11. Up and Gone 12. Til I Reach Home
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