J.B.
02-23-2010, 01:21 AM
Rick Rubin says that these were the final recordings and that there are no more (but somehow those things always seem to mysteriously pop up down the road).
I got a chance to give it a once over, and it's mostly what I expected. Johnny selected some great tunes as usual, and Rick's production is always top-notch. The album definitely has a very somber feel and none of the productions stood out as anything too over the top. I think the longest track was under 4 and half minutes and there are a total of 10 tracks on the album. Not a lot of fluff and filler, just straight forward Johnny Cash.
All in all, I think it's a mighty fine send-off for the original Man in Black, and anybody who is a Johnny Cash fan should stop by your local record store tomorrow when it officially goes on sale and pick up a copy so that we can see Johnny back on top of the Billboard charts for one last time! :cool:
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I got a chance to give it a once over, and it's mostly what I expected. Johnny selected some great tunes as usual, and Rick's production is always top-notch. The album definitely has a very somber feel and none of the productions stood out as anything too over the top. I think the longest track was under 4 and half minutes and there are a total of 10 tracks on the album. Not a lot of fluff and filler, just straight forward Johnny Cash.
All in all, I think it's a mighty fine send-off for the original Man in Black, and anybody who is a Johnny Cash fan should stop by your local record store tomorrow when it officially goes on sale and pick up a copy so that we can see Johnny back on top of the Billboard charts for one last time! :cool:
http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20100222/capt.834f7687dd25423ca7c0e85d0e1b60a1.music_review _johnny_cash_nyet974.jpg?x=213&y=213&xc=1&yc=1&wc=410&hc=410&q=85&sig=NASJA7Y9OXq6O8l8uRNYeQ--