Bush - Man on the Run
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Aug 31, 2016 Sold Date
Jun 6, 2016 Start Date
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Article name: Man on the Run
Genre: Pop englischsprachig Product type: LP (Vinyl) Label: Sony Music Entertainment Number of tracks: 14

Tracklist LP - 1

Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Just Like My Other Sins 3:24 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Man On the Run 4:23 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - The Only Way Out 3:23 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - The Gift 4:50 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - This House Is On Fire 5:16 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Loneliness is A Killer 5:18 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Bodies In Motion 4:55 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Broken In Paradise 4:19  

Tracklist - 2

Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Surrender 4:57 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin / Baumgardner, Jay - Dangerous Love 4:51 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Eye Of The Storm 5:13 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Let Yourself Go 4:48 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - Speeding Through The Bright Lights 5:09 Bush / Rossdale, Gavin - The Golden Age 5:45  

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Gavin Rossdale harnessed the power of the '90s on the reconstituted Bush's 2011 comeback album, The Sea of Memories, hiring veteran hard rock producer Bob Rock to give the group a steely sheen. Sonically, the whole thing worked better than some of the records they made when they still were a going concern on the Billboard charts -- but the record didn't do much commercially, necessitating a change in direction for 2014's Man on the Run. Rossdale's Bush remains the same -- the only other surviving original member is drummer Robin Goodridge -- but the aesthetic has changed and so have the producers, with Nick Raskulinecz (Evanescence, Deftones, Foo Fighters) and Jay Baumgardner (Ugly Kid Joe, Papa Roach) getting the credits here. Man on the Run does indeed have a deliberately modern glint, one that incorporates burbling electronics, the occasional drum loop, and a heaping amount of gloss upon the grunge grind. As aurally busy as this production is -- and there are times where there's simply too much going on, the stuttering digital blips competing with the melodies, the riffs, the rhythmic wallop -- this album also houses some of Rossdale's strongest melodies in quite some time, songs that could pull in a AAA crossover if they weren't decked out in vaguely electronic hard rock clatter. This dissonance -- how the production pushes in an opposite direction than the tunes -- makes Man on the Run somewhat fascinating. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Contributors

  • Artist: Bush
  • Record Label: Zuma Rock Records


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