This Desert Life by Counting Crows

dream_catcher_ wrote:

nice cover.

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skank_pit wrote:

one of my favourite albums. love every track.

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rearviewmirr0r wrote:

this is my favorite counting crows album.

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Emilyfromohio wrote:

i like each CC album for different reasons. What I love about "This Desert Life" is that many of the songs on this album are very catchy. I have to disagree with some other comments. I think alot of the songs are memorable, with the exception of Speedway and High Life (these two songs I consider to be the weakest of the album).

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Chrisskoyles wrote:

Love this album. Easily my favourite Counting Crows release

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komkee wrote:

I agree. Only a couple tracks are memorable on this one... it happens!

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snewk wrote:

This is my favorite CC album, no question. Some of the lesser mentioned tracks, Four Days, Amy, and especially High Life are brilliant.

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MrSykes wrote:

yeah, a few of the songs aren't very memorable. Speedway, Colorblind and Mrs Potter's Lullaby are awesome though.

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tourist1976 wrote:

aaahhhh - that "difficult third album". Just listened for the first time, and All My Friends and Colorblind (sic) are good, but the rest is instantly forgotten. Sorry CC fans.

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Silv3rSaint wrote:

love it all been listening since i was about 4 years old its great! makes me feel relaxed and satisfied.

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scottie301 wrote:

Mrs. Potterer's Lullaby rules.

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Emojk wrote:

If I ever hit the road in the USA, this album would play non-stop on my car's stereo.

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walysp wrote:

Mr Potters Lullaby, yeah

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MistletoeAngel wrote:

(continued from below) St. Robinson In His Cadillac Dream. Speedway is a personal favorite of mine on the record; a soothing, natural ballad reflecting on thoughts and second thoughts of escapism, as is All My Friends with the excellent musical arrangement (the outro to that song is gorgeous and melodic).

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MistletoeAngel wrote:

Not quite as strong as their first two albums (both classics in my opinion) but still a most impressive, very strong third album. Musically, this is much more down-to-earth than Recovering The Satellites was, which the first three tracks epitomize the natural, home-grown feel of this record, as does the basses and strings on High Life and the pianos and organs on.........

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