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Originally released : 11-01-1986
Release date : 02-04-2011
Album name : Get Close
Artist : The Pretenders
Ripped by : Team EOS
Genre : Rock
Label : Sire
Encoding Software : Lame EOS
Quality : -V 2
Tracks : 11
Size of Files : 69,10 MB
─ Track list ───────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
01 04:07 My Baby
02 03:38 When I Change My Life
03 03:57 Light Of The Moon
04 06:44 Dance! (Full Length Version)
05 05:23 Tradition Of Love
06 03:46 Don't Get Me Wrong
07 02:39 I Remember You
08 03:48 How Much Did You Get For Your Soul?
09 03:27 Chill Factor
10 04:57 Hymn To Her
11 04:36 Room Full Of Mirrors
Total time: 47:02 min
─ Release notes ─────────────────────────────────────── ─── ─ ─
In the first edition of the Pretenders, Chrissie Hynde
was a smart and streetwise rock & roller with just
enough maturity to make something of what life had
shown her by her mid-twenties -- and she had the rough
-and-tumble band to match for her first two albums. The
second version of the group cast her as an unwitting
but unbowed survivor, determined to move on and keep
rocking despite the deaths of two of her bandmates, and
the tough, no-nonsense approach of her new
collaborators on Learning to Crawl reflected her
attitude. Released in 1986, Get Close marked the debut
of the Pretenders' Mark Three, and on this album
listeners are introduced to Chrissie Hynde, Mature
Professional Musician with a band to match. Get Close
is never less than solid as a work of craft, and
guitarist Robbie McIntosh, drummer Blair Cunningham,
and bassist T.M. Stevens deliver tight and emphatic
performances throughout, but they also sound like what
they are -- journeymen musicians who bring their chops
to their projects while leaving their personalities at
the door. While Hynde always dominated the Pretenders,
by this time it was obvious that this was fully her
show, and if she felt less like rocking and more like
exploring her emotions and thoughts about parenthood on
midtempo pop tunes, no one in the group was going to
prod her into doing otherwise; the presence of a large
number of additional session players further buffs away
any of Get Close's potential sharp edges. Despite all
this, Hynde's voice is in great form throughout, and
when she gets her dander up, she still has plenty to
say and good ways to say it; "How Much Did You Get for
Your Soul?" is a gleefully venomous attack on the
musically unscrupulous; "Don't Get Me Wrong" is a
superb pop tune and a deserved hit single; and the
Motown-flavored "I Remember You" and the moody "Chill
Factor" suggest she'd been learning a lot from her old
soul singles. But after three great albums from the
Pretenders, Get Close sounded good but not especially
striking, and its hit-and-miss approach, with a few
great songs surrounded by lesser material, was
something Hynde's fans would find themselves getting
used to over the group's next few releases.
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