Tom Verlaine/Dreamtime
Tom Verlaine/Dreamtime
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Our Take
Our Take
Tom Verlaine's self-titled album is a trip down memory lane, with the legendary guitarist delivering a dreamy, introspective collection of tunes that transport listeners to a different time and place.
From the opening track "Always" to the closing number "Clear It Away," Verlaine captivates with his signature blend of poetic lyrics and intricate guitar work. The album's standout track, "Penetration," is a masterclass in Verlaine's ability to create haunting melodies that linger long after the music stops.
Dreamtime, on the other hand, showcases Verlaine's more experimental side, with tracks like "A Future in Noise" and "The Blue Robe" pushing the boundaries of conventional songwriting. The album's atmospheric soundscapes and cryptic lyrics create a sense of intrigue that keeps listeners coming back for more.
Overall, Tom Verlaine's double album is a must-listen for fans of the iconic guitarist and a testament to his enduring talent. So sit back, relax, and let Verlaine's mesmerizing music take you on a journey through time and space. You won't be disappointed.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. The Grip of Love
2. Souvenir from a Dream
3. Kingdom Come
4. Mr. Bingo
5. Yonki Time
6. Flash Lightning
7. Red Leaves
8. Last Night
9. Breakin' My Heart
10. There's a Reason
11. Penetration
12. Always
13. The Blue Robe
14. Without a Word
15. Mr Blur
16. Fragile
17. A Future in Noise
18. Down On the Farm
19. Mary Marie
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Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
Tom Verlaine
Tom Verlaine, the enigmatic frontman of iconic New York band Television, is a true pioneer of the punk and new wave movement. With his unmistakable voice and virtuosic guitar skills, Verlaine has solidified his status as a musical legend. Born Thomas Miller in 1949, Verlaine adopted his stage name as a nod to French poet Paul Verlaine, showcasing his artistic sensibilities from the get-go. Growing up in New Jersey, he was heavily influenced by the likes of Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix, which can be heard in his poetic lyrics and experimental guitar work. Television burst onto the scene in the mid-70s with their groundbreaking debut album "Marquee Moon", which is still regarded as one of the greatest rock records of all time. Verlaine's unique blend of punk attitude and progressive rock elements set the band apart from their peers, earning them a devoted cult following. Despite never achieving mainstream commercial success, Verlaine's influence on alternative and indie rock cannot be overstated. His willingness to push boundaries and experiment with different genres has inspired countless musicians over the years, proving that true artistry knows no bounds. In addition to his work with Television, Verlaine has released several solo albums, further showcasing his versatility as a musician. Whether he's shredding on his guitar or crooning hauntingly beautiful melodies, Verlaine remains a true musical icon, revered by fans and critics alike. So, if you're looking for a dose of creativity and innovation in your music collection, look no further than the one and only Tom Verlaine. Rock on, you wild and wonderful soul.
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