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Breaking Apart - Chris Isaak - Speak Of The Devil (CD, Album)


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Label: Reprise Records - 9362-46849-2 • Format: CD Album, HDCD • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: Blues Rock, Southern Rock, Pop Rock, Rockabilly


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  1. Voodoozuru says:
    06.01.2020 at 12:09
    Speak of the Devil explores the same moody terrain as Chris Isaak 's previous records, though the songs are fleshed out with more contemporary touches. The leadoff track, "Please," is unusually hard-hitting, with its acoustic/electric/soft/crash structure, Mellotron, and soundbite lyrics. "I'm Not Sleepy" is a roots rock rave-up (wherein Isaak lyrically quotes Lennon 's "Oh Yoko": "In the middle of the night I cry 7/
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  2. Kagajas says:
    02.01.2020 at 15:13
    View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Speak Of The Devil on Discogs.
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  3. Goktilar says:
    07.01.2020 at 01:11
    I had only one other CD by Chris Isaak ("Forever Blue" - which I think is 5 stars also). Purchased "Speak of the Devil, to become familiar with more of his catalog, as I was planning on going to his recent concert in Ohio. This CD grows on you like Forever Blue. He shows a mix of /5(84).
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  4. Bashicage says:
    04.01.2020 at 02:28
    Label: Reprise Records - 01 • Format: CD Album, Promo • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Blues Rock, Southern Rock, Pop Rock, Rockabilly Chris Isaak - Speak Of The Devil (, CD) | Discogs.
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  5. Melmaran says:
    07.01.2020 at 05:37
    Chris Isaak - Speak of the Devil - CD chiaradyszimibu.suchedirevernascsuherchimesespke.co Chris Isaak rocks? Indeed. Granted, the crooner's latest is no noisy, post-grunge Nirvana (though the chord progression of the opener, "Please," recalls Kurt Cobain's "Heart-Shaped Box"), but Devil does find Isaak loosening up. His gut-busting vocals on the free-for-all title track are as near to reckless as we're ever going to hear him/5(79).
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  6. Mazuzil says:
    03.01.2020 at 02:29
    Mar 13,  · The music found on Speak Of The Devil is certainly heart warming, filled with a sense of loss or loneliness and at times embroiled with frustrations, but not in the sense that the music drags the listener into a burrow of ennui; more that that Chris notes that he’s been done wrong and then shrugs it off with swagger, creating a surfin’ rockabilly soundtrack filtering from his Woody as he sets of for the /5(44).
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  7. Yogrel says:
    30.12.2019 at 06:51
    Published by C. Isaak Music Publishing Co. ASCAP except "Breaking Apart" published by C. Isaak Music Publishing Co./Realsongs ASCAP. ©℗ Reprise Records, a Time Warner Compagny, for the U.S. and WEA International, Inc. for the world outside the U.S. Chris Isaak: Speak Of The Devil ‎ (CD, Album, Promo) Reprise Records, Reprise /5(44).
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  8. Malashakar says:
    31.12.2019 at 13:46
    I had only one other CD by Chris Isaak ("Forever Blue" - which I think is 5 stars also). Purchased "Speak of the Devil, to become familiar with more of his catalog, as I was planning on going to his recent concert in Ohio. This CD grows on you like Forever Blue. He shows a mix of /5(75).
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  9. Yozil says:
    04.01.2020 at 10:21
    Mar 13,  · The music found on Speak Of The Devil is certainly heart warming, filled with a sense of loss or loneliness and at times embroiled with frustrations, but not in the sense that the music drags the listener into a burrow of ennui; more that that Chris notes that he’s been done wrong and then shrugs it off with swagger, creating a surfin’ rockabilly soundtrack filtering from his Woody as he sets of for the /5().
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