Tim McGraw -Live Like You Were[FLAC]

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资源信息： 专辑英文名: Live Like You Were 歌手: Tim McGraw 音乐风格: 乡村 资源格式: FLAC 发行时间: 2004年08月24日 地区: 美国 语言: 英语 概述:

品质：FLAC（Cue，Artwork，Log） 专辑介绍： Live Like You Were Dying是著名乡村歌手Tim McGraw的第八张录音室作品，首周发行即空降Billboard排行榜冠军，至今已获得RIAA的4白金认证，并获得了2005的两项格莱美提名。 以下是Allmusic乐评人Thom Jurek对该专辑的评论： There's good reason for Tim McGraw's endurance at the top of contemporary country: he's a restless visionary who's worked hard to improve as an interpretive singer. In 2002, McGraw bucked the trend and convinced his label, and producers Byron Gallimore and Darran Smith, to let him use his road band in the studio. The rough and tumble intimacy of the set put it over the top and appealed to music fans outside his circle. On Live Like You Were Dying, McGraw ups the ante. Using the same production team and his Dancehall Doctors, McGraw cut a whopping 16 tracks and helped in the mixing of the record, as well as co-producing. The song selection runs the gamut. There's the blues-rock energy of the opener, "How Bad Do You Want It," where he evokes the ghost of the Mississippi Delta as well as the hard country-rock sounds of Marshall Tucker and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Then there's the shimmering Americana of "My Old Friend" that would not be out of place performed by Pierce Pettis, and the fantastic "Old Town New," by renegade songwriters Bruce Robison and Darrell Scott. The monster single from this record, "Live Like You Were Dying," by Craig Wiseman and Tim Nichols, is the very best kind of modern country song; the emotion in McGraw's delivery is honest, not saccharine. In anyone else's voice, a song like "Drugs or Jesus" would be just plain bad. The tune itself is solid and beautifully constructed, a perfect marriage of melody, hook, and direct, simple lyrics. But the temptation to overperform such a song is irresistible to most of the hit factory's mainstays. Not for McGraw though: his understatement underscores the lyric's seriousness. The tenderness in Rodney Crowell and James T. Slater's "Open Season on My Heart" is vulnerable in all the right ways. The moody poignancy of "Walk Like a Man," is a fine and haunting centerpiece for this fine album. "Kill Myself" has to be experienced — it's a miracle and a testament to McGraw's clout that this tune made it on to the record. "We Carry On" is a soulful anthem, gritty, true, and beautiful. It's a fitting close to McGraw's finest moment yet. The young hell-raiser has grown to be one of modern country's most compelling and multidimensional artists. 做源时间：13:00-21:00 感谢我的圣地 燃情岁月 提供资源 分享团队：我的圣地无损发布小组 专辑曲目: 1. "How Bad Do You Want It" (Jim Collins, Bill Luther) - 3:44 2. "My Old Friend" (Craig Wiseman, Steve McEwan) - 3:37 3. "Can't Tell Me Nothin'" (Steve Bogard, Rick Giles) - 3:08 4. "Old Town New" (Bruce Robison, Darrell Scott) - 5:00 5. "Live Like You Were Dying" (Wiseman, Tim Nichols) - 4:58 6. "Drugs or Jesus" (Brett James, Chris Lindsey, Aimee Mayo, Troy Verges) - 4:39 7. "Back When" (Jeff Stevens, Stan Lynch, Stephony Smith) - 4:59 8. "Something's Broken" (Casey Beathard, Kevin Horne) - 3:42 9. "Open Season on My Heart" (Rodney Crowell, James T. Slater) - 3:39 10. "Everybody Hates Me" (Beathard, Ed Hill) - 3:28 11. "Walk Like a Man" (Tommy Douglas) - 3:35 12. "Blank Sheet of Paper" (Don Schlitz, Brad Warren) - 4:07 13. "Just Be Your Tear" (Wiseman, Tony Mullins) - 4:47 14. "Do You Want Fries With That" (Beathard, Kerry Kurt Phillips) - 3:59 15. "Kill Myself" (Bob DiPiero, Anthony Smith, Bobby Terry) - 3:07 16. "We Carry On" (James T. Slater, Douglas) - 4:12