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Brendan Benson - My Old, Familiar Friend [2009][EAC.LOG.cue.FLAC] (Size: 310.85 MB)
01 A Whole Lot Better.flac 23.4 MB
02 Eyes On The Horizon.flac 27.32 MB
03 Garbage Day.flac 22.45 MB
04 Gonowere.flac 24.77 MB
05 Feel Like Thing you Home.flac 24.01 MB
06 You Make a Fool Out Of Me.flac 21.22 MB
07 Poised And Ready.flac 22.94 MB
08 Don't Wanna Talk.flac 27.33 MB
09 Misery.flac 24.62 MB
10 Lesson Learned.flac 25.35 MB
11 Borrow.flac 23.89 MB
12 New Words Of Wisdom.flac 18.36 MB
13 I'll Never Tell.flac 20.86 MB
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My Old, Familiar Frend.cue 1.8 KB
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Artist: Brendan Benson
Release: My Old, Familiar Friend
Released: 2009
Label: ATO
Catalog#: 21676
Format: FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue
Country: USA
Style: rock,pop

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1. "A Whole Lot Better" 3:23
2. "Eyes on the Horizon" 3:54
3. "Garbage Day" 3:21
4. "Gonowhere" 3:47
5. "Feel Like Taking You Home" 3:33
6. "You Make a Fool Out of Me" 3:31
7. "Poised and Ready" 3:11
8. "Don't Wanna Talk" 3:48
9. "Misery" 3:53
10. "Lesson Learned" 4:29
11. "Borrow" 3:38





My Old, Familiar Friend is Brendan Benson's first album since becoming Jack White's lieutenant in the Raconteurs, but the group's raucous classicist guitar rock isn't readily apparent on this, Benson's fourth collection of precisely practiced pop. If anything, the higher profile he's received as part of the Raconteurs has offered Benson the opportunity to ratchet up his perfectionism and indulge in a bit of retro fantasia, allowing him to pair the bright neo-Motown of "Garbage Day" with "Gonowhere," a rather brilliant pastiche of prime Wings. All the extra time and budget on My Old, Familiar Friend does result in a record where it's easier to admire Benson's reach but it's at a cost: the extra care does take a good deal of the power out of his power pop, putting his music somewhat at a remove even when it's at its liveliest, as on the opener "Eyes on the Horizon" or the cheerful, not entirely ironic, breakup stomp "Don't Wanna Talk." Such is the trade-off of working on a grander scale -- ambitions are realized at the expense of energy. Fortunately for Benson, even if he doesn't quite have the vocal presence to fully inhabit this stage, his taste and melodic skills are suited for this bigger scale so My Old, Familiar Friend winds up as an effective showcase for his craftsmanship even if it never quite grabs ahold the way Lapalco did.