Bob Seger - Stranger In Town (Remastered)
ARTIST:..........................................Bob Seger
TITLE:...........................................Stranger In Town (Remastered)
LABEL:...........................................Capitol
GENRE:...........................................Rock
QUALITY:.........................................VBR
.................................................Joint-Stereo
.................................................44.1
PLAYTIME:........................................39:25 min
RIP DATE:........................................Aug-19-2007
Source:..........................................CDDA
Size:............................................56,0 MB
[Track Listing]
01 Hollywood Nights [05:00]
02 Still The Same [03:19]
03 Old Time Rock & Roll [03:14]
04 Till It Shines [03:50]
05 Feel Like A Number [03:42]
06 Ain't Got No Money [04:12]
07 We've Got Tonite [04:38]
08 Brave Strangers [06:21]
09 The Famous Final Scene [05:09]
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39:25 min
[Release Notes]
A working-class hero is something to be. Just ask Michigan native Bob
Seger, whose R&B-based rock and poetically uncomplicated lyrics made
him a less cerebral alternative to Bruce Springsteen. For those who
want the studio album that comes closest to a greatest-hits package,
you can hardly do better than this 1978 LP. The follow-up to the
previous year's smash, Night Moves, Stranger scored Seger a
triple-platinum home run with can't-shake-'em-from-your-head hits like
"Hollywood Nights," "Still the Same," "Till It Shines," and "We've Got
Tonight." And even if the jukebox staple "Old Time Rock & Roll" has
grown stale with time, Seger and company balance it out with the epic
melancholy of the album's closer, "Famous Final Scene." Backed by
incessant touring, Stranger in Town erased any lingering doubts about
Seger's talent for crafting blue-collar rock anthems, cementing a
reputation and a sound that's continued to hold up for decades.