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Not really. We have 'met again' - on American V, which was painful to listen to (as in it sounded almost cruel) and now this latest (and hopefully final) album.
Yeah, but blame it on Kane, not Johnny.
There's been more than that as there was also the 'Unchained' boxed set which included four cd's worth of unreleased material recorded
Anyway, who cares how many there are? If they're there in the archives and good enough to be released (and they are), then bring them on. His collaborations with Rick Rubin provided some of the greatest music of his career. I'g further and say that they compare pretty favourably to the work of any artist on the planet during that decade.The 5th volume was significantly better than the 4th one, which was probably the weakest of the entire collection.
Big difference with Tupac in that Cash knew his time was almost up and yet continued to record specifically with the intention that the material would be released at some point. He even went back into the studio a week after his wife's death and started work on about 30 more songs, finishing just before his own death. If only there were more artists around now who were so artistically and creatively driven.
I've just got this. The title track is indeed superb. It's a very good album.
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OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
FoolToCry
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Date: February 4, 2010 01:02
...what do you think about the song? the first song of the "new" album....
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
Beelyboy
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Date: February 4, 2010 01:06
i think wow !
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
theimposter
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Date: February 4, 2010 01:44
ANOTHER one? Sheesh. Should have stopped at 4. This is getting as ridiculous as Tupac.
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
bernardanderson
()
Date: February 4, 2010 01:59
i agree. the final song on the final album he released while alive was "we'll meet again". it kinda loses it's meaning with these new releases.
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
Nikolai
()
Date: February 4, 2010 07:59
Quote
bernardanderson
i agree. the final song on the final album he released while alive was "we'll meet again". it kinda loses it's meaning with these new releases.
Not really. We have 'met again' - on American V, which was painful to listen to (as in it sounded almost cruel) and now this latest (and hopefully final) album.
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
Come On
()
Date: February 4, 2010 08:39
Quote
bernardanderson
i agree. the final song on the final album he released while alive was "we'll meet again". it kinda loses it's meaning with these new releases.
Yeah, but blame it on Kane, not Johnny.
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
Gazza
()
Date: February 4, 2010 14:46
Quote
theimposter
ANOTHER one? Sheesh. Should have stopped at 4. This is getting as ridiculous as Tupac.
There's been more than that as there was also the 'Unchained' boxed set which included four cd's worth of unreleased material recorded
Anyway, who cares how many there are? If they're there in the archives and good enough to be released (and they are), then bring them on. His collaborations with Rick Rubin provided some of the greatest music of his career. I'g further and say that they compare pretty favourably to the work of any artist on the planet during that decade.The 5th volume was significantly better than the 4th one, which was probably the weakest of the entire collection.
Big difference with Tupac in that Cash knew his time was almost up and yet continued to record specifically with the intention that the material would be released at some point. He even went back into the studio a week after his wife's death and started work on about 30 more songs, finishing just before his own death. If only there were more artists around now who were so artistically and creatively driven.
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
Gazza
()
Date: February 19, 2010 18:04
heard the new album for the first time last night.
Its quite short (10 songs clocking in at just over 30 minutes) but very good.
Title track is brilliant.
Its quite short (10 songs clocking in at just over 30 minutes) but very good.
Title track is brilliant.
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
KSIE
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Date: February 19, 2010 22:05
Not as good as the latest Hank Williams, but better than the new Hendrix. 
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
chrismusic
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Date: February 19, 2010 22:05
No "Loading Coal" ??!!
Re: OT: Johnny Cash Ain´t No Grave (American VI)
Posted by:
Nikolai
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Date: February 20, 2010 17:04
Quote
Gazza
heard the new album for the first time last night.
Its quite short (10 songs clocking in at just over 30 minutes) but very good.
Title track is brilliant.
I've just got this. The title track is indeed superb. It's a very good album.
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