Eric Clapton - Pilgrim (2014) Audio Fidelity SACD FLAC Beolab170
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[center] [size=5]Eric Clapton - Pilgrim (2014) Audio Fidelity SACD FLAC Beolab1700[/size] [IMG]https://i.imgur.com/Hra12Hd.jpg[/IMG] --------------------------------------------------------------------- Eric Clapton - Pilgrim [2014 Audio Fidelity SACD AFZ 188] --------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...............: Eric Clapton Album................: Pilgrim [2014 Audio Fidelity SACD AFZ 188] Genre................: Rock/Blues Source...............: CD Year.................: 1998 Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520 Codec................: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) Version..............: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917 Quality..............: Lossless, (avg. compression: 59 %) Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit Tags.................: VorbisComment Information..........: CD IMAGE - LOG - CUE - SCANS Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 14/11/2014 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 01. My Father's Eyes 02. River Of Tears 03. Pilgrim 04. Broken Hearted 05. One Chance 06. Circus 07. Going Down Slow 08. Fall Like Rain 09. Born In Time 10. Sick And Tired 11. Needs His Woman 12. She's Gone 13. You Were There 14. Inside Of Me Eric Clapton – guitar and vocals Simon Climie – drum programming and keyboards Steve Gadd – drums Paul Waller – drum programming Dave Bronze – bass guitar Chris Stainton – Hammond organ Joe Sample – piano London Session Orchestra – strings Nathan East – bass guitar Luís Jardim – bass guitar and percussion Andy Fairweather-Low – guitar Paul Carrack – Hammond organ Greg Phillinganes – keyboards Paul Brady – tin whistle Pino Paladino – bass guitar Chyna Whyne – backing vocals Kenneth Edmonds – backing vocals Album Released: March 10, 1998 Audio Fidelity SACD Released: November 11, 2014 Mastered for this SACD by: Steve Hoffman at Stephan Marsh Mastering CONTAINS CD LAYER ONLY Pilgrim is the 13th studio album by Eric Clapton. The album was recorded at Olympic Studio in London in late 1997. One strange thing about Eric Clapton's '90s success is that it relied almost entirely on covers and new versions of classic hits; he released no albums of new material between 1989's Journeyman and 1998's Pilgrim. In the decade between the two albums, he had two new hits -- his moving elegy to his deceased son, "Tears in Heaven," and the slick contemporary soul of the Babyface-written "Change the World" -- and Pilgrim tries to reach a middle ground between these two extremes, balancing tortured lyrics with smooth sonic surfaces. Working with producer Simon Climie, his collaborator on the TDF side project, Clapton has created a numbingly calm record that, for all of its lyrical torment, displays no emotion whatsoever. Much of the problem lies in the production, which relies entirely on stiff mechanical drumbeats, gauzy synthesizers, and meandering instrumental interludes. These ingredients could result in a good record, as "Change the World" demonstrated, but not here, due to Pilgrim's monotonous production. Unfortunately, Clapton doesn't want to shake things up -- his singing is startlingly mannered, even on emotionally turbulent numbers like "My Father's Eyes" or "Circus." Even worse, he's content to take a back seat instrumentally, playing slight solos and fills as colorless as the electronic backdrops. The deadened sonics would make Pilgrim a chore even if there were strong songs on the record, but only a handful of tunes break through the murk. Considering that Journeyman, his last album of original material, was a fine workmanlike effort and that From the Cradle and Unplugged crackled with vitality, the blandness of Pilgrim is all the more disappointing. --------------------------------------------------------------------- [/center]
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