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The Long Ryders – Final Wild Songs (2016) [email protected] Beolab1700
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The Long Ryders - Final Wild Songs
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Artist...............: The Long Ryders
Album................: Final Wild Songs
Genre................: Alt-Country
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2016
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520
Codec................: LAME 3.99
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........:
Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 3/26/2016
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Tracklisting
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DISC 1
1983-1984
ORIGINAL 10/5/60 EP
1. JOIN MY GANG
2. YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT’S RIGHT…
3. 10/5/60
4. AND SHE RIDES
5. BORN TO BELIEVE IN YOU NATIVE SONS
6. FINAL WILD
7. IVORY TOWER
8. RUN DUSTY RUN
9. (SWEET) MENTAL REVENGE
10. FAIR GAME
11. TELL IT TO THE JUDGE ON SUNDAY
12. WRECK OF THE 809
13. TOO CLOSE TO THE LIGHT
14. NEVER GOT TO MEET THE MOM
15. I HAD A DREAM
16. MASTERS OF WAR
17. BLACK GIRL – acoustic May-June 1984
18. WRECK OF THE 809 – acoustic May-June 1984 19. FURTHER ALONG – acoustic May-June 1984
20. THE RAINS CAME – CBGBs April 1984
21. YOU CAN’T JUDGE A BOOK BY THE COVER – West End, Chicago Nov 1984DISC 2
1985
STATE OF OUR UNION
1. LOOKING FOR LEWIS AND CLARK
2. LIGHTS OF DOWNTOWN
3. WDIA
4. MASON-DIXON LINE
5. HERE COMES THAT TRAIN AGAIN
6. YEARS LONG AGO
7. GOOD TIMES TOMORROW, HARD TIMES TODAY
8. TWO KINDS OF LOVE
9. YOU CAN’T RIDE THE BOXCARS ANYMORE
10. CAPTURING THE FLAG
11. STATE OF MY UNION
12. SOUTHSIDE OF THE STORY
13. CHILD BRIDE
14. IF I WERE A BRAMBLE AND YOU WERE A ROSE 15. LOOKING FOR LEWIS AND CLARK – OGWT
16. LIGHTS OF DOWNTOWN – Captain’s mix, Island Studios
17. CAPTURING THE FLAG – Captain’s mix, Island Studios
18. CHRISTMAS IN NEW ZEALAND – State of Our Union
19. ENCORE FROM HELL
DISC 3
1986
TWO FISTED TALES
1. GUNSLINGER MAN
2. I WANT YOU BAD
3. A STITCH IN TIME
4. THE LIGHT GETS IN THE WAY
5. PRAIRIE FIRE
6. BABY’S IN TOYLAND
7. LONG STORY SHORT
8. MAN OF MISERY
9. HARRIET TUBMAN’S GONNA CARRY ME HOME 10. FOR THE REST OF MY DAYS
11. SPECTACULAR FALL
12. RING BELLS DEMOS
13. 17 WAYS
14. BASIC BLACK
15. PUSHIN’ UPHILL
16. HOW DO WE FEEL WHAT’S REAL
17. HE’S GOT HIMSELF A YOUNG GIRL (AND HE CAN’T KEEP UP)
18. HE CAN HEAR HIS BROTHER CALLING
19. SAD SAD SONGS
20. FLAK JACKET
21. BLUES THEME
DISC 4
LIVE ‘T BEEST, GOES, THE NETHERLANDS
1. MASON DIXON LINE
2. TIME KEEPS TRAVELING
3. (SWEET) MENTAL REVENGE
4. RUN DUSTY RUN
5. YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT’S RIGHT…
6. AS GOD IS MY WITNESS
7. IVORY TOWER
8. I CAN’T HIDE
9. MASTERS OF WAR
10. WRECK OF THE 809
11. GOOD TIMES TOMORROW, HARD TIMES TODAY
12. SIX DAYS ON THE ROAD
13. SOUTHSIDE OF THE STORY
14. STILL GET BY
15. TELL IT TO THE JUDGE ON SUNDAY
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The Long Ryders were the Odd Men Out in the Paisley Underground scene that briefly held sway over Los Angeles in the ’80s. Like their peers, they felt a very personal connection with the music of the ’60s, but instead of embracing psychedelia, they flew the flag for folk-rock and country-rock, putting Gram Parsons, Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, and Doug Sahm on their personal Mt. Rushmore.
The Long Ryders were proud traditionalists, but they didn’t live in the past. Their music was also informed by early punk and power pop in its hooky energy and sense of commitment, and if they sang of the lessons to be taken from history, they did so as progressives who knew the stories of Harriet Tubman, WDIA-AM, the Dust Bowl, and the Mason-Dixon Line had as much to say about the present as the past. If they fell short of genuine stardom, the Long Ryders more than made a difference during their 1981-1987 lifetime, particularly in their influence on the alt-country movement, which would spread like wildfire not long after they broke up.
Nearly everything you need to know about the band can be found on Final Wild Songs, a four-CD box set that collects their debut EP, 1983’s 10-5-60, and their three studio albums, 1984’s Native Sons, 1985’s State of Our Union, and 1987’s Two Fisted Tales, as well as a number of rare and unreleased tracks, including a full live set recorded for radio broadcast in the Netherlands.
The Long Ryders were a band that wore their beliefs — personal, political, and musical — on their sleeves, and in their heyday they were celebrated for what they had to say as much as the music they made. But Final Wild Songs makes it clear this combo’s music has endured because they were a truly great rock & roll band, full of snap and fervent energy. The guitar interplay between Sid Griffin and Stephen McCarthy was pure jangly bliss, and bassist Tom Stevens and drummer Greg Sowders held the tunes together with fire, precision, and outsized personality. The Long Ryders knew when to play moody and subtle, but they could also rock out with ferocious joy, and “Looking for Lewis and Clark” still sounds like an anthem worth marching to 30 years after the fact. Final Wild Songs includes song-by-song notes from the group’s members, and their often witty remarks point to how much the Long Ryders cared about music as well as the world around them. And anyone who questions the group’s sense of humor should check out the previously flexi-disc only “Christmas in New Zealand” and “Encore from Hell” (the latter featuring the band jamming on stage while Griffin reads profoundly negative reviews of State of Our Union with no small enthusiasm).
The Long Ryders mattered then, and still matter today, and Final Wild Songs has enough fire and fun to convince any doubters.
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