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| Artist : Will Hoge |
| Album : The Wreckage |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
| Label : RYKO |
| Year : 2009 |
| Genre : Pop |
| Rip date : Sep-23-2009 |
| Store date : Sep-29-2009 |
| Size : 58,9 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Hard To Love 03:24 |
| 02 - Long Gone 02:52 |
| 03 - The Wreckage 03:33 |
| 04 - Favorite Waste Of Time 03:12 |
| 05 - Even If It Breaks Your Heart 03:44 |
| 06 - What Could I Do 04:29 |
| 07 - Goodnight Goodbye 04:25 |
| 08 - Just Like Me 03:28 |
| 09 - Highway Wings 03:25 |
| 10 - Where Do We Go From Down 03:45 |
| 11 - Too Late Too Soon 04:01 |
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| 40:18 min |
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| With his muscular, straightforward American rock, Nashville artist Will |
| Hoge has garnered frequent comparisons to such heartland giants as Bruce |
| Springsteen and Tom Petty. The singer/songwriter was raised in Franklin, |
| TN, a rural Nashville suburb, and eventually left town to study history |
| at Western Kentucky University. Music drew him back home, however, and |
| he relocated to Nashville to assemble a band that included former |
| Georgia Satellite Dan Baird on guitar. Hoge then cut his teeth on the |
| Southern bar circuit and issued a live release, 1999's All Night Long, |
| before inking a deal with Atlantic Records. With the label's backing, he |
| entered Memphis' famed Ardent Studios and recorded his official debut, |
| Carousel, alongside engineer John Hampton (the Replacements, Gin |
| Blossoms). The album was released in 2000, and Blackbird on a Lonely |
| Wire followed in 2003 (albeit without Baird, who left due to the band's |
| demanding tour schedule). Unfortunately, record sales were slim, and |
| Hoge found himself receiving minimal attention from his label. |
| Requesting release from his contract, Hoge was made a free agent. |
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| Following his departure from the Atlantic roster, Hoge augmented a |
| relentless tour schedule with a number of independent releases, from |
| live albums and brief EPs to a full-fledged studio effort (2006's The |
| Man Who Killed Love). Rykodisc took note of Hoge's consistent work ù |
| particularly his 200-plus shows per year ù and signed the artist. Draw |
| the Curtains, Hoge's fourth studio album and first disc for Rykodisc, |
| was released in October 2006, followed by ù what else? ù an aggressive |
| fall tour. |
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