Every Day and Every Night Bright Eyes

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CD - EP

  • Release Date: 06/01/2000
  • Sales Rank: 33,997
  • Label: SADDLE CREEK
  • UPC: 648401003024

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Every Day and Every Night

1LISTENA Line Allows Progress, A Circle Does Not [Bedrooms; Bedrooms And Spiders 3:25
2LISTENA Perfect Sonnet Bedrooms; Bedrooms And Spiders (SESAC) 3:41
3LISTENOn My Way to Work Bedrooms; Bedrooms And Spiders (SESAC) 4:10
4LISTENA New Arrangement Bedrooms; Bedrooms And Spiders (SESAC) 5:13
5LISTENNeely O'Hara Bedrooms; Bedrooms And Spiders (SESAC) 6:22

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Bright Eyes' Every Day and Every Night EP establishes Conor Oberst as a teenage genius. The Omaha native explores themes as distant as love and divorce and as oblique as the meaning of youth with an unexpected amount of maturity. Oberst's showcase is "A Perfect Sonnet," a brilliant piece involving his voice and an acoustic guitar. Midway through the song, drums and other guitars appear, pushing Oberst's voice to a level of intensity not heard since Hüsker Dü's "Girl Who Lives on Heaven Hill." The breathtaking vocal croaks, cries, and moans on a single syllable. The cuts on Every Day and Every Night could pass as Okie folk songs or lo-fi indie rock; his songwriting and tone is that good. The pedal steels during "On My Way to Work" feel just as genuine as the looped beats in "Neely O'Hara." What is most impressive about Oberst and his Bright Eyes project is how he manages to tackle so many issues, so many styles, and so many emotions, yet each feels as meaningful and honest as the last. Simply put, the best singer/songwriter record in ten years. Yancey Strickler, All Music Guide

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