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Track List
01) Do You Still Love Me?
02) Prisoner
03) Doomsday
04) Haunted House
05) Shiver and Shake
06) To Be Without You
07) Anything I Say to You Now
08) Breakdown
09) Outbound Train
10) Broken Anyway
11) Tightrope
12) We Disappear
01) Do You Still Love Me?
02) Prisoner
03) Doomsday
04) Haunted House
05) Shiver and Shake
06) To Be Without You
07) Anything I Say to You Now
08) Breakdown
09) Outbound Train
10) Broken Anyway
11) Tightrope
12) We Disappear
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2017
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"Prisoner" is the sixteenth studio album by American singer-songwriter Ryan Adams. It was released on February 17, 2017 through PAX AM/Blue Note. The album is Adams' first album of original material since his 2014 album Ryan Adams.
Prisoner has received generally positive reviews from music critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album has an average score of 78 based on 16 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews."
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Reviewed by Matt Melis for consequenceofsound
“It’s nice to try and illuminate the more complicated stuff,” Adams recently told the BBC. “I feel like I’m leaving a map for people if they’re in a hard place.” And it’s the brutal honesty with which he charts his own course that will make Prisoner a guide, or at least a shoulder, to others. It’s not an album glorifying the great love that got away. It’s a wounded but mature record that understands things run their course, relationships end for a reason, and that there’s some sort of tomorrow waiting out there. “Outbound Train” looks back with skepticism, “Broken Anyway” spots the warts, and beautiful closer “We Disappear” gets down to all that’s really left to do: sort out “what’s the rubble/ And the parts I want to save.” Some might say that a predilection for sad songs made Ryan Adams a likely candidate to record the next great breakup album. That could be true, but the real story here is that one of our generation’s great songwriters was willing to dig through his own rubble and share whatever turned up — sad, hopeful, or otherwise.
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"Prisoner" is the sixteenth studio album by American singer-songwriter Ryan Adams. It was released on February 17, 2017 through PAX AM/Blue Note. The album is Adams' first album of original material since his 2014 album Ryan Adams.
Prisoner has received generally positive reviews from music critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album has an average score of 78 based on 16 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews."
User Album Review
Reviewed by Matt Melis for consequenceofsound
“It’s nice to try and illuminate the more complicated stuff,” Adams recently told the BBC. “I feel like I’m leaving a map for people if they’re in a hard place.” And it’s the brutal honesty with which he charts his own course that will make Prisoner a guide, or at least a shoulder, to others. It’s not an album glorifying the great love that got away. It’s a wounded but mature record that understands things run their course, relationships end for a reason, and that there’s some sort of tomorrow waiting out there. “Outbound Train” looks back with skepticism, “Broken Anyway” spots the warts, and beautiful closer “We Disappear” gets down to all that’s really left to do: sort out “what’s the rubble/ And the parts I want to save.” Some might say that a predilection for sad songs made Ryan Adams a likely candidate to record the next great breakup album. That could be true, but the real story here is that one of our generation’s great songwriters was willing to dig through his own rubble and share whatever turned up — sad, hopeful, or otherwise.
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