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As part of the prolific flow of material that found him releasing three albums in two years, ex-Whiskeytown frontman Ryan Adams continued to surf his wave of popularity with 2002's DEMOLITION, a baker's dozen worth of demos.
TracksNuclear, Hallelujah, You Will Always Be the Same, Desire, Cry on Demand, Starting to Hurt, She Wants to Play Hearts, Tennessee Sucks, Dear Chicago, Gimme a Sign, Tomorrow, Chin Up Cheer Up, Jesus (Don't Touch My Baby)
Number of Discs1
NotesVinyl LP. The success of "Gold" in 2001, fueled a monstrously creative streak in the already prolific Ryan Adams. With a hodge-podge of band mates, friends, guests and other musicians, he laid down enough new songs to fill four full albums in less than a year. This 2002 album picks at will through those offerings, eschewing a more themed approach to album craft. Even the album title "Demolition" plays on the fact these are effectively a bunch of demos plucked from several albums that were in the works. Getting back to his alt. Country sound, and away from "Gold's" homage to '70s artists, fans will enjoy the edge and twang of songs such as "Tennessee Sucks," "Cry on Demand" and "Chin Up, Cheer Up." But there is some true rock on numbers such as "Starting to Hurt." The album peaked at #28 on the Billboard 200 chart. Lost Highway Records.