The Black Crowes - CD Albums Collection (1990-2010) [10 Albums / 12 CD] Combined repost

11. Descending
12. Tied Up And Swallowed (Bonus Track)



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The Black Crowes - Three Snakes And One Charm (1996) [PROMO CD]
FLAC+CUE+LOG > 349 MB | Covers | Mp3 CBR 320 Kbps - 111 MB
Total Running Time > 48:40 mins | Label: American Recordings | Cat. # GEORGIA 01

With Amorica, the Black Crowes began developing a distinctive sound, shading their Stonesy Southern boogie with a variety of rootsy and psychedelic overtones. But where Amorica was rich with kaleidescopic colors, Three Snakes and One Charm is stripped-down and direct. Sure, it has a punchy, muscular sound that is, if anything, more eclectic than its predecessor, but the production is distressingly monotonous and the songs lack strong hooks. Even with its faults, Three Snakes and One Charm is a winning album, mainly because the Black Crowes' musicianship continues to deepen -- the musical fusions and eclecticism are seamless, particularly from lead guitarist Rich Robinson. Their musicianship would be even more impressive if the songs were equal in quality.

Tracklist:

01. Under A Mountain
02. Good Friday
03. Nebakanezer
04. One Mirror Too Many
05. Blackberry
06. Girl From A Pawnshop
07. (Only) Halfway To Everywhere
08. Bring On, Bring On
09. How Much For Your Wings
10. Let Me Share The Ride
11. Better When You're Not Alone
12. Evil Eye



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The Black Crowes - By Your Side (1998)
FLAC+CUE+LOG > 340 MB | Full Scans | Mp3 CBR 320 Kbps - 103 MB
Total Running Time > 44:55 mins | Label: Columbia Records | Cat. # CK 69361-2

Between Shake Your Money Maker and Three Snakes and One Charm, the Black Crowes evolved from a muscular, Stonesy hard rock outfit to full-fledged modern-day Southern rockers, drawing from a wealth of blues, country, folk, and rock styles to create a sprawling, fluid sound that was simultaneously traditional and distinctive. The problem was, their loose-limbed grooves tended to connect better in concert than on record, especially since they were sacrificing songs for the sake of sound, which in turn was decreasing their audience. Aware of the situation, the Crowes went back to their roots with By Your Side. Armed with a string of concise, energetic rockers, the Crowes hit harder than they had since their debut, yet they retain the sonic detail that reared its head on Amorica, adding pianos, choirs, and scores of other flourishes throughout the record. It's a back-to-basics set performed with all of the knowledge they have gained over the years, and the result is a thoroughly enjoyable record, their most satisfying and accessible effort since The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. Not that it's necessarily in that league -- it lacks the parade of great songs that elevate that album above all their others -- but it does find the Crowes in lean fighting form for the first time in years, proving that they're possibly the best straight-ahead rock & roll band of the '90s.

Tracklist:

01. Go Faster
02. Kicking My Heart Around
03. By Your Side
04. HorseHead
05. Only A Fool
06. Heavy
07. Welcome To The Goodtimes
08. Go Tell The Congregation
09. Diamond Ring
10. Then She Said My Name
11. Virtue And Vice



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The Black Crowes - Souled Out Live [Japan only CD-EP] (1998)
FLAC+CUE+LOG > 320 MB | PDF Covers | Mp3 CBR 320 Kbps - 94 MB
Total Running Time > 41:01 mins | Label: Sony Music Japan | Cat. # SRCS 8956

This Japanese-only CD import of the Go Faster single is accompanied by seven live tracks taken from the band's appearance at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta on Easter Sunday 1998. Taken from an Album Network U.S. radio broadcast, the live tracks have benefited from some further remixing courtesy of Kevin Shirley. If "Go Faster" seemed like an unlikely single candidate from the underrated By Your Side album, one of the album's other singles, "Kickin' My Heart Around," sounds absolutely resplendent in this live setting. The other four tracks -- "My Morning Song" (a 13-minute tour de force), "Blackberry," "No Speak No Slave," and especially "Remedy" -- are all delivered with newfound purpose. If there was ever any doubt that the Black Crowes have come back to recapture their rock & roll crown left behind during their drug-addled hippie days, look no further. A must-have for all BC fanatics.

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