Bringing Down the Horse The Wallflowers

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  • Release Date: 05/21/1996
  • Sales Rank: 40,166
  • Label: INTERSCOPE RECORDS
  • UPC: 606949005528

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Bringing Down the Horse

1LISTENOne Headlight 5:12
2LISTEN6th Avenue Heartache 5:37
3LISTENBleeders 3:41
4LISTENThree Marlenas 4:59
5LISTENThe Difference 3:50
6LISTENInvisible City 4:47
7LISTENLaughing out Loud 3:39
8LISTENJosephine 5:09
9LISTENGod Don't Make Lonely Girls 4:48
10LISTENAngel on My Bike 4:21
11LISTENI Wish I Felt Nothing 5:04

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Editorial Reviews

No sophomore jinx here. Of course, there are only two Wallflowers left from their first release, so this could be called a whole new band. No matter, because the music here is assured and contemporary with just enough of the past showing through to catch one's eye. Jakob Dylan has been polishing his compositional chops and it really shows on such cuts as "Invisible City," the hit "6th Avenue Heartache" and especially "One Headlight." A fine effort indeed. James Chrispell, All Music Guide

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Great Albumby Anonymous

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December 26, 2004: The Wallflowers deliver a very solid album with just the right amount of everything. The songs seem to just flow into one another. The song "one headlight" gets you started with the rest of the album. I strongly encourage you to get this album. It is put together very well

A Proven Classicby Anonymous

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July 04, 2001: This album has a lasting quality and brilliant songwriting. Jakob Dylan has a great voice, and has a talent for writing deep and thoughtful lyrics. The best songs include One Headlight, 6th Ave. Heartache, and Invisible City. The band plays flawlessly in this album. A true work of art!


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