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High Land, Hard Rain (Expanded)

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Some performers never make a bigger splash than with their first record, a situation that the Ramones and De La Soul know all too well. If that's the case, though, said musicians had better make sure that debut is a doozy. Aztec Camera, or more specifically, Roddy Frame, falls squarely into this scenario, because while he has doggedly plugged away ever since with a series of what are, at times, not bad releases, High Land, Hard Rain remains the lovely touchstone of Frame's career. Very much the contemporaries of such well-scrubbed Scottish guitar pop confectionaries as Orange Juice, but with the best gumption and star quality of them all, Aztec Camera led off the album with "Oblivious," a mini-masterpiece of acoustic guitar hooks, lightly funky rhythms, and swooning backing vocals. If nothing tops that on High Land, Hard Rain, most of the remaining songs come very close, while they also carefully avoid coming across like a series of general sound-alikes. Frame's wry way around words of love (as well as his slightly nasal singing) drew comparisons to Elvis Costello, but Frame sounds far less burdened by expectations and more freely fun. References from Keats to Joe Strummer crop up (not to mention an inspired steal from Iggy's "Lust for Life" on "Queen's Tattoos"), but never overwhelm Frame's ruminations on romance, which are both sweet and sour. Musically, his capable band backs him with gusto, from the solo-into-full-band showstopper "The Bugle Sounds Again" to the heart-stopping guitar work on "Lost Outside the Tunnel." Whether listeners want to investigate further from here is up to them, but High Land, Hard Rain itself is a flat-out must-have.

© Ned Raggett /TiVo

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1
Oblivious
00:03:10

Roddy Frame, Composer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd.

2
The Boy Wonders
00:03:15

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

3
Walk out to Winter
00:03:24

Roddy Frame, Composer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Mark Knopfler, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd.

4
The Bugle Sounds Again
00:02:58

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

5
We Could Send Letters
00:05:45

Roddy Frame, Composer, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Produced By John Brand And Bernie Clarke, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd.

6
Pillar to Post
00:04:01

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd.

7
Release
00:03:43

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

8
Lost Outside the Tunnel
00:03:41

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

9
Back on Board
00:04:54

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

10
Down the Dip
00:02:21

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

11
Queen's Tattoos
00:02:13

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

12
Haywire
00:03:58

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

13
Orchid Girl
00:02:34

Roddy Frame, Arranger, Writer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

14
Set the Killing Free
00:03:46

Roddy Frame, Composer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

15
Oblivious (12" Mix)
00:03:50

Roddy Frame, Composer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

16
Walk out to Winter (Extended Version)
00:07:47

Roddy Frame, Composer, Vocals - Aztec Camera, MainArtist

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

17
Oblivious (12" Extended Mix)
00:04:38

Roddy Frame, Composer - Aztec Camera, MainArtist - Bernie Clarke, Producer - John Brand, Producer

© 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd ℗ 1983 Warner Music UK Ltd

Presentación del Álbum

Some performers never make a bigger splash than with their first record, a situation that the Ramones and De La Soul know all too well. If that's the case, though, said musicians had better make sure that debut is a doozy. Aztec Camera, or more specifically, Roddy Frame, falls squarely into this scenario, because while he has doggedly plugged away ever since with a series of what are, at times, not bad releases, High Land, Hard Rain remains the lovely touchstone of Frame's career. Very much the contemporaries of such well-scrubbed Scottish guitar pop confectionaries as Orange Juice, but with the best gumption and star quality of them all, Aztec Camera led off the album with "Oblivious," a mini-masterpiece of acoustic guitar hooks, lightly funky rhythms, and swooning backing vocals. If nothing tops that on High Land, Hard Rain, most of the remaining songs come very close, while they also carefully avoid coming across like a series of general sound-alikes. Frame's wry way around words of love (as well as his slightly nasal singing) drew comparisons to Elvis Costello, but Frame sounds far less burdened by expectations and more freely fun. References from Keats to Joe Strummer crop up (not to mention an inspired steal from Iggy's "Lust for Life" on "Queen's Tattoos"), but never overwhelm Frame's ruminations on romance, which are both sweet and sour. Musically, his capable band backs him with gusto, from the solo-into-full-band showstopper "The Bugle Sounds Again" to the heart-stopping guitar work on "Lost Outside the Tunnel." Whether listeners want to investigate further from here is up to them, but High Land, Hard Rain itself is a flat-out must-have.

© Ned Raggett /TiVo

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