[Search for users] [Overall Top Noters] [List of all Conferences] [Download this site]

Conference cookie::notes$archive:cd_v1

Title:Welcome to the CD Notes Conference
Notice:Welcome to COOKIE
Moderator:COOKIE::ROLLOW
Created:Mon Feb 17 1986
Last Modified:Fri Mar 03 1989
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1517
Total number of notes:13349

774.0. "Dan Fogelberg" by TLE::REAGAN (Has there ever been a good Good-bye?) Wed Jun 03 1987 19:24

    I bought the new Dan Fogelberg CD yesterday.  It is called "Exiles".
    I was so surprised that I have to write a review...
    
    Two days ago I heard a commercial on the local radio station
    about the album.  They played a couble bars from a really
    rock-n-roll song called "She Don't Look Back".  The announcer
    said something like "here is a traditional DF ballad that is
    on the album between the rock-n-roll".  I thought to myself,
    gee that is strange since the song played was as about as
    hard as I've every heard Fogelberg.  Well, the announcer was
    right, this album is definitely a change in direction for Fogelberg.
    (As was his last, "High Mountain Snows" which was bluegrass.)
    There is only two songs on the whole album that classify as tradition
    DF ballads and the rest are rock that remind me more of Night Ranger.
    There was one song that started out slow but ended with a one
    minute guitar solo (kinda like "Power of Gold" from the "Twin Sons"
    album).
    
    So if you are expecting an album of tradition Dan Fogelberg ballads,
    you might be surprised.
    
    				-John
    
    P.S.  I like the album, but it take some getting used to it coming
    from Dan.
T.RTitleUserPersonal
Name
DateLines
774.1MEMORY::COEI get mine from Direct ConnectionFri Oct 30 1987 12:316
    I saw Dan at Greatwoods this past summer. It was part of his "Exiles"
    tour as I recall. Anyhow it was about the best concert I've been
    to in a long time. He was great! He did some things off of his new
    album, but it seemed that most of the material was off of the "Innocent
    Age". I haven't purchased the new CD as of yet, but maybe I'll give
    it a try. Thanks for the input.   
774.2Storybook ending never appearKLAATU::THIBAULTTake this john and flush it.Fri Oct 30 1987 14:026
Is "The Innocent Age" out on CD? I don't think I've noticed it and my
album(s) have seen better days. I also picked up "Exiles" on CD a little
while back. It was certainly different but I did enjoy it, not as much as
"The Netherlands" CD which I think is fantastic.

Jenna
774.3The Leader Of The BandWCSM::ECTOREvery little bit hurts - B.H. '64Tue Nov 03 1987 19:359
    
    re.-1 Yes, The Innocent Age is in most major shops. Just saw a copy
    yesterday in Tower Records in Palo Alto, Ca.
    
    				The Cruiser
    
    p.s. I agree - Netherlands is the best !!
    
    
774.4TLE::WARDJohn WardSun Nov 08 1987 12:5610
    Re: < Note 774.3 by WCSM::ECTOR "Every little bit hurts - B.H. '64" >

    > p.s. I agree - Netherlands is the best !!

    That's "Nether Lands."

    Sorry, couldn't resist.  (I like it, too.  The CD sounds great!)

    John

774.5Anybody seen "Homefree"TLE::REAGANI can&#039;t remember if the lies were trueSun Nov 08 1987 16:395
    Speaking of Fogelberg's CDs, has anybody seen Homefree on CD?
    I have all of DF CDs (except Greatest Hits, I have it on vinyl)
    and would love to round out the set.
    
    			-John
774.6Home Free at last!MEMORY::COEI get mine from Direct ConnectionTue Feb 07 1989 06:166
	I got my latest Noteworthy catalog this past weekend, and as I was
going over the  list of new releases.  I noticed that Home Free was added to
the growing list of CD's. It was available as of 1/31/89.  Looks like my
Fogelberg collection is finally going to be complete.

Steve