All Artists: Tim Booth Title: Bone Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Koch Records Release Date: 1/25/2005 Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Style: Adult Alternative Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 099923962625 |
Tim Booth Bone Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
2004 solo album debut from the former frontman with the British alternative act James. Tim Booth spent two years recording 'Bone' which he considers to be the greatest achievement of his career. 12 tracks packaged in a sli... more » | |
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Album Description 2004 solo album debut from the former frontman with the British alternative act James. Tim Booth spent two years recording 'Bone' which he considers to be the greatest achievement of his career. 12 tracks packaged in a slipcase. Sanctuary. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsTim? I thought his name was James... Brian A. Salyards | New Hampshire, USA | 03/20/2005 (4 out of 5 stars) "The beginning of this century was a sad one for me. It marked the end of two of my favorite bands of all time, The Catherine Wheel and James. Although I am still waiting impatiently for solo material from Rob Dickinson, James' Tim Booth has beat him to the punch and released his first solo effort. Bone is a good album. I could tell that upon my first listen, and it is becoming more apparent on repeat play. Unfortunately, what is also apparent, is that something is missing. James had an ethereal quality. There was nothing else like it. Listening to the mystical instruments, the magical voice of Booth, the haunting backing vocals, and the often poignant lyrics, transported me to a place no other music ever has, or will, I imagine. Booth's material is more earthly. The lyrics aren't quite as smart. The music is more mundane. And, his voice doesn't do the acrobatics it once did. Still, if this is the closest I can get to the experience that was James, than I shall have to accept that. I wish Booth the best of success abd I will remain a huge fan. However, I do hope Dickinsin shows him up!" His name really isn't James? P. Madison | AZ United States | 05/19/2005 (4 out of 5 stars) "This is a great 'Solo' effort for Mr. Booth. Apparently Lee Muddy Baker a musician friend sort of pushed him along to record this in a bedroom. Don't be afraid, the production is quite good, and the selection of sounds and music is quite diverse and enjoyable. Any fan of Tim and much of the James catalog will enjoy Bone. The lyrical content is even a cut above in some cases. Tim's voice and vocal style is a mix of his most refined and emotional. He recycles "Fall In Love" from the "Badangel" album, one of the few songs of his I truly dislike. Besides this 'lowlite' the rest of it is better than I had ever expected from Tim without Brian Eno." Great songs, beautiful voice M. Browning | Nashville, TN USA | 08/05/2005 (4 out of 5 stars) "I pretty much missed the James phenomenon--never owned any CD of theirs except "Laid," which had made its way onto my discard pile. I stumbled onto "Bone" quite by accident, and was just blown away! Beautiful, evocative songs ("Fall in Love with Me" really is as good as everyone says, and is worth the price of the CD) are delivered in Booth's exceptional voice. If there's a better male pop singer out there, I haven't heard him. My one gripe is that a couple of the tracks are over-produced. It's a minor flaw, though. Needless to say, I have rescued my copy of "Laid" and I'm working on acquiring the rest of the James oeuvre."
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