-
Artist:
-
Album:
-
Track:
![]()
More >
Released not long after Warren Zevon announced that he was suffering from terminal cancer, perhaps some could argue that the single-disc Genius: The Best of Warren Zevon exploits his tragedy by recycling his catalog. The argument holds no water, because not only is it worth celebrating the work of this singer/songwriter, but his catalog was calling out for a collection like this. Although there was the double-disc set I'll Sleep When I'm Dead and a 1986 hits collection, there was no set produced during the CD era that chronicled not just his heyday, but his late-'80s comeback while cherrypicking highlights from the '90s. This does exactly that over the course of a generous, sharply selected 22 tracks. Given the space, it's inevitable that some great songs are missing, but if you're looking for a comprehensive overview, turn to the two-disc set. If you're looking for an introduction or simply a stellar selection of highlights, this suits the bill perfectly.
![]()
More >
I've included this absolutely flawless song - a song of jaundiced heartache, a lament for the archetypal LA rock chick/victim/object of desire from Zevon's 1976 debut album - on the compilation BACK TO CALIFORNIA: LADIES & GENTLEMEN OF THE LA CANYONS (Rhino UK), a companion-piece to my book HOTEL CALIFORNIA. It's a track I could probably five times a day and never tire of. But I could say the s...
More >
![]()
More >
I've included this absolutely flawless song - a song of jaundiced heartache, a lament for the archetypal LA rock chick/victim/object of desire from Zevon's 1976 debut album - on the compilation BACK TO CALIFORNIA: LADIES & GENTLEMEN OF THE LA CANYONS (Rhino UK), a companion-piece to my book HOTEL CALIFORNIA. It's a track I could probably five times a day and never tire of. But I could say the s...
More >
© 2006-2010 Mog Inc. All Rights Reserved