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M. Ward|Transistor Radio

Transistor Radio

M. Ward

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Listening to M. Ward's breezy ode to radio's forgotten heydays is a lot like taking in a huge breath of dust-bowl wind -- however, its charms are rooted in the hazy lemonade-sipping of summer rather than the great depression-obsession of the post-O Brother, Where Art Thou? mainstream. Ward's voice is a slap-delayed pastiche of Ron Sexsmith's easygoing croon and Andrew Bird's closed-mouth drawl, and like his front-porch fingerpicking, it's as effortless as it is effective. Transistor Radio begins with a lovely instrumental version of the Pet Sounds classic "You Still Believe in Me," then drops the needle on "One Life Away," a lo-fi shout-out to the radio towers of old that centers around the sly and condemning lines "To all the people in the ground/Listening to the sound of the living people walking up and down the graves/Well one of them is mine/I'm visiting my fräulein/She's only one breath away." Many have used the "fake old 78" approach before, but in Ward's hands it sounds truly genuine, and his falsetto harmonizing is as spooky as the song is sweet. While the rest of Radio plays out like a sequel to 2003's excellent Transfiguration of Vincent, with standout cuts like "Sweethearts On Parade," "Hi-Fi," and "Paul's Song" echoing that record's marvelous title track ("Vincent O'Brien"), there's a subtle optimism at work here that was only hinted at on previous recordings, and by the time he wraps the whole thing up with a gorgeous rendition of J.S. Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier," it's become apparent which fork in the road this eccentric troubadour has chosen, and it's generously dotted with pregnant storm clouds.
© James Christopher Monger /TiVo

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M. Ward

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1
You Still Believe In Me
00:02:24

Tony Asher, Author - Brian Wilson, Author - M. Ward, Producer, MainArtist - Irving Music Inc. (BMI), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

2
One Life Away
00:01:57

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

3
Sweethearts on Parade
00:02:12

Carmen Lombardo, Author - M. Ward, Producer, MainArtist - Charles Newman, Author

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

4
Hi-Fi
00:04:14

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

5
Fuel for Fire
00:04:12

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

6
Four Hours in Washington
00:03:01

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

7
Regeneration No. 1
00:01:18

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

8
Big Boat
00:02:45

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

9
Paul's Song
00:03:10

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

10
Radio Campaign
00:02:36

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

11
Here Comes the Sun Again
00:02:21

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

12
Deep Dark Well
00:02:25

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

13
Oh Take Me Back
00:02:07

A.P. CARTER, Author - M. Ward, Producer, MainArtist - Sony Music Inc., MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

14
I'll Be Yr Bird
00:02:54

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

15
Lullaby + Exile
00:02:44

M. Ward, Author, Producer, MainArtist - Crooked Spine Music (ASCAP), MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

16
Well-Tempered Clavier
00:02:58

J.S. Bach, Author - M. Ward, Producer, MainArtist - SDRM, MusicPublisher

2005 Merge Records 2005 Merge Records

Albumbeschreibung

Listening to M. Ward's breezy ode to radio's forgotten heydays is a lot like taking in a huge breath of dust-bowl wind -- however, its charms are rooted in the hazy lemonade-sipping of summer rather than the great depression-obsession of the post-O Brother, Where Art Thou? mainstream. Ward's voice is a slap-delayed pastiche of Ron Sexsmith's easygoing croon and Andrew Bird's closed-mouth drawl, and like his front-porch fingerpicking, it's as effortless as it is effective. Transistor Radio begins with a lovely instrumental version of the Pet Sounds classic "You Still Believe in Me," then drops the needle on "One Life Away," a lo-fi shout-out to the radio towers of old that centers around the sly and condemning lines "To all the people in the ground/Listening to the sound of the living people walking up and down the graves/Well one of them is mine/I'm visiting my fräulein/She's only one breath away." Many have used the "fake old 78" approach before, but in Ward's hands it sounds truly genuine, and his falsetto harmonizing is as spooky as the song is sweet. While the rest of Radio plays out like a sequel to 2003's excellent Transfiguration of Vincent, with standout cuts like "Sweethearts On Parade," "Hi-Fi," and "Paul's Song" echoing that record's marvelous title track ("Vincent O'Brien"), there's a subtle optimism at work here that was only hinted at on previous recordings, and by the time he wraps the whole thing up with a gorgeous rendition of J.S. Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier," it's become apparent which fork in the road this eccentric troubadour has chosen, and it's generously dotted with pregnant storm clouds.
© James Christopher Monger /TiVo

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