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Understanding 9/11Ryan Adams Live at Herbst Theater on 2007-07-23
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Disc I
01 goodnight rose
02 please do not let me go
03 elizabeth, you were born to play that part
04 i taught myself how to grow old
05 dear john
06 magnolia mountain
07 blue hotel
08 what sin replaces love
*break*
09 the sun also sets
10 oh my god, whatever, etc
11 let it ride
12 carolina rain
13 cold roses
14 peaceful valley
15 pearls on a string
Disc II
01 the end
02 wild flowers
03 bartering lines
04 blue sky blues
01 goodnight rose
02 please do not let me go
03 elizabeth, you were born to play that part
04 i taught myself how to grow old
05 dear john
06 magnolia mountain
07 blue hotel
08 what sin replaces love
*break*
09 the sun also sets
10 oh my god, whatever, etc
11 let it ride
12 carolina rain
13 cold roses
14 peaceful valley
15 pearls on a string
Disc II
01 the end
02 wild flowers
03 bartering lines
04 blue sky blues
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| Goodnight Rose |
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| Please Do Not Let Me Go |
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| Elizabeth |
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| I Taught Myself How To Grow Old |
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| Dear John |
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| Magnolia Mountain |
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| Blue Hotel |
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| What Sin Replaces Love |
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| The Sun Also Sets |
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| Oh My God, Whatever, Etc.. |
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| Let It Ride |
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| Carolina Rain |
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| Cold Roses |
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| Peaceful Valley |
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| Pearls On A String |
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| The End |
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| Wildflowers |
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| Bartering Lines |
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| Blue Sky Blues |
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Reviews
Reviewer:
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August 27, 2015
Subject: Top notch
Subject: Top notch
Wow! Another top-notch show from Ryan & The Cards. Great sound quality, A-1 vocals, wonderful set list. Every single song is a pleasure to hear and sing along with. Blue Sky Blue at the end is probably the best version I've heard so far. Such an aural delight. The Cardinals are sorely missed, but we have these wonderful recordings. Thanks to whomever recorded and uploaded this.
