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Music : Home Before Dark (Deluxe Edition with DVD)
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- Another Great Work
His creativity is very unique and this recording is another example. From the first piece that begins with a single instrument and Neil's voice, the entire album comes alive with numerous rhythms and creative text. The harmony of the guitars and synthesizer is fantistic and a pleasure to experience.
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- Neil Diamond's latest is hard for me to get into so far
This was a longed for comeback album, though it can be paired with 12 Songs, as both were influenced totally by Rick Rubin. And the songs have a Johnny Cash/Rick Rubin produced sound. Almost as if Neil sat there and wrote songs and arranged them according to Rick's specifications. Something was just off for me, and the overall tone was - and I hate to say this, but it was indulgent. I could see Rick telling Neil to just let it all hang out, so this does not seem like Neil's own idea. I love Neil Diamond, and have for over 40 years, but in buying these 2 latest albums I realized I loved Cherry Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever in Blue Jeans, Kentucky Woman, and about 5 other songs, but the rest, not so much. Why? I find these new songs are not so memorable. Yes, they are deeply philosophical and confessional, but it is not enjoyable listening to them. It's uncomfortable, for the most part. So I won't say anymore. I'll just play my Solitary Man - one of the most perfect songs ever written - and put the new ones back on the shelf for now.
What I did enjoy on 12 Songs was the duet with Brian Wilson, and on this one, Pretty Amazing Grace. It's a beautiful song and the only truly memorable one. I was blown away by it. Maybe if I listen a few more times the rest will grow on me?
Rating: - As Always
Home Before Dark (Deluxe Edition with DVD)
I am a Neil Diamond fan. I saw him at the London Palladium in the eighties and it was the only time I have ever purchased a ticket from a scalper. I have never had a bad word to say about one of his records and have only praise about his new production.
Rating: - Neil Diamond, Home Before Dark
Love it, send first one back and found out it was my fault, I tried playing DVD in CD slot, didn't work, read a little further and now absolutely love it.
Rating: - Neil does it again!
If you liked 12 Songs, you'll love this CD.
I can't wait for his next collaboration with Rick Rubin.
- Another Great WorkHis creativity is very unique and this recording is another example. From the first piece that begins with a single instrument and Neil's voice, the entire album comes alive with numerous rhythms and creative text. The harmony of the guitars and synthesizer is fantistic and a pleasure to experience.
Rating:
- Neil Diamond's latest is hard for me to get into so farThis was a longed for comeback album, though it can be paired with 12 Songs, as both were influenced totally by Rick Rubin. And the songs have a Johnny Cash/Rick Rubin produced sound. Almost as if Neil sat there and wrote songs and arranged them according to Rick's specifications. Something was just off for me, and the overall tone was - and I hate to say this, but it was indulgent. I could see Rick telling Neil to just let it all hang out, so this does not seem like Neil's own idea. I love Neil Diamond, and have for over 40 years, but in buying these 2 latest albums I realized I loved Cherry Cherry, Solitary Man, Forever in Blue Jeans, Kentucky Woman, and about 5 other songs, but the rest, not so much. Why? I find these new songs are not so memorable. Yes, they are deeply philosophical and confessional, but it is not enjoyable listening to them. It's uncomfortable, for the most part. So I won't say anymore. I'll just play my Solitary Man - one of the most perfect songs ever written - and put the new ones back on the shelf for now.
What I did enjoy on 12 Songs was the duet with Brian Wilson, and on this one, Pretty Amazing Grace. It's a beautiful song and the only truly memorable one. I was blown away by it. Maybe if I listen a few more times the rest will grow on me?
Rating:
- As AlwaysHome Before Dark (Deluxe Edition with DVD)
I am a Neil Diamond fan. I saw him at the London Palladium in the eighties and it was the only time I have ever purchased a ticket from a scalper. I have never had a bad word to say about one of his records and have only praise about his new production.
Rating:
- Neil Diamond, Home Before DarkLove it, send first one back and found out it was my fault, I tried playing DVD in CD slot, didn't work, read a little further and now absolutely love it.
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- Neil does it again!If you liked 12 Songs, you'll love this CD.
I can't wait for his next collaboration with Rick Rubin.