Cardinology is a planned album by Ryan Adams and The Cardinals, due for release on October 28, 2008. A vinyl version is set for release which includes a bonus 7″, a comic book and a digital download code. The album’s first single, “Fix It”, was released on vinyl and online on September 23, 2008.
Tracklisting
1. “Born Into a Light” 2. “Go Easy” 3. “Fix It” 4. “Magick” 5. “Cobwebs” 6. “Let Us Down Easy” 7. “Crossed Out Name” 8. “Natural Ghost” 9. “Sink Ships” 10. “Evergreen” 11. “Like Yesterday” 12. “Stop”
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Ryan Adams – Bedhead Vols. 1 & 2 (a.k.a. Live Is Hell)
An amazing collection of the best of the manifold Adams boots!
Adams, although sometimes capable of greatness (e.g the sublime Jacksonville City Nights – one of the best albums of the past deacade) produces output that is voluminous but however of variable quality.
Plus Adams is a bit of a tosser in real life (from what we read!)
Regardless though, he is an amazing songwriter. One of the best of his generation.
Welcome to Hard Hitting Songs … To start things off, here is the first installment of the amazing Ryan Adams bootleg-series Bedhead.
Torrents for these can be downloaded from the Ryan Adams Archive, but these files are either flac or shn files, and not tagged. I have converted them to mp3s (192 kbps) and tagged them… just for you
Enjoy!
Tracklisting
October 28, 1999 – Nashville, TN 01. Statuettes With Wounds 02. Onslow County 03. Folklore
October 29, 2000 – Asheville, NC 04. Memories Of You 05. It Wasn’t…
February 16, 2000 – Austin,TX 06. Don’t Fail Me Now
September 28, 2000 – Philadelphia, PA 07. Nighttime Gals 08. Gimme Sunshine 09. Born Yesterday 10. Oh My Sweet Valentine
November 07, 2000 – Gothenberg, Sweden 11. Abigail 12. The Fools We Are As Men 13. I’m Alright Today
November 1, 2000 – Minneapolis, MN 14. Hey There Mrs.Lovely 15. Just Like A Whore
February 13, 2001 – Seattle, WA 16. Mara Lisa
February 17, 2001 – San Francisco, CA 17. Movie Star Girl 18. My California Love 19. God Bless The Week(You Go Away)
Disc 2 (Vol 2) February 17, 2001 – San Francisco, CA 01. Pretending’s Fun 02. Caterwaul 03. What Sin 04. Memphis (aka Drunk & Fucked Up) 05. Where Is My Heart,Famous Eyes? 06. She Wants To Play Hearts
February 18, 2001 – San Francisco, CA 07. Perfect and True 08. Young Winds 09. The Shoeshine Man
April 24, 2001 – Malmo, Sweden 10. Dear Anne 11. My Love For You Is Real 12. Everything’s Alright
July 14, 2001 Nashville, TN (with The Pinkhearts) 13. Charmed 14. Tell Me How You Want Me
November 14, 2001 – San Francisco, CA (with The LAX) 15. Don’t Ask For The Water 16. Desire 17. I Don’t Wanna Work
Disc 3 (Vol 3) January 5, 2000 – New York, NY 01.The Poison And The Pain 02. The String And The Wire
April 28, 2001 – Bergen, Norway 03. Silver Bullets 04. Dreams Of A Working Class Clown 05. 100 Krona I Just Won(Improv)
September 28, 2001 – Atlanta, GA (with The Sweetheart Revolution) 06. Friendly Fire 07. Mega Superior Gold 08. Gimme A Sign 09. Tennessee Sucks
October 5, 2001 – Boston, MA (with The Sweetheart Revolution) 10. Candy Doll 11.The Shakin’ Blues
October 31, 2001 – Oslo, Norway (with The Sweetheart Revolution) 12. You Will Always Be The Same 13. Poor Jimmy 14. Fool For You 15. Friends (aka For Beth) 16. Prison Letter
October 22, 2001 – Glasgow, Scotland (with The Sweetheart Revolution) 17. C’mon Little Girl
February 6, 2002 – Amsterdam, Netherlands (with The Sweetheart Revolution) 18. Vampire
Bedhead was initially distributed via the whiskeytownavenues yahoo list and was put together by Mike DuBose in May 2002.
Yap … part two of the excellent Bedhead-bootlegs, featuring some surprising cover versions, eg Sonic Youth and Madonna (!).WTF!
Remember, if you plan on burning these files to disc, then head over to Ryan Adams Archive, and use the torrents instead. These feature lossless formats like flac, and sound better than mp3.
Enjoy!
Tracklisting
Disc 1
1. Monday Night (09-26-00, Toronto, ONT) 2. 1974 (02-20-01, Los Angeles, CA) *** 3. Sunday, Wish You Were Here (10-22-01, Glasgow, UK) *** 4. Saturday Night (12-03-01, Columbia, MO) 5. 1986 (12-06-01, Iowa City, IA) 6. Off Broadway (12-07-01, Madison, WI) 7. This Time (02-06-02, Amsterdam, NL) 8. Mix Tapes (02-06-02, Amsterdam, NL) 9. Soundtrack Of Your Life (02-09-02, Stockholm, SWE) 10. Wish You Were Here (03-04-02, San Francisco, CA) 11. Diamonds Or Hearts (03-06-02, Portland, OR) 12. In The Night (03-01-02, San Diego, CA) 13. Psalms (03-22-02, Philadelphia, PA) 14. Going To Brownsville (03-07-02, Seattle, WA) 15. Queen Of The World (03-13-02, Chicago, IL)
Disc 2
1. World War 24 (04-09-02, London, UK) 2. Alanis (05-18-02, The Woodlands, TX) 3. English Girls Approximately (10-15-02, Chicago, IL) *** 4. Jim (11-06-02, Berlin, GER) 5. Stumblin’ Thru’ The Dark Tonight (11-15-02, Helsinki, FIN) *** 6. Shadowlands (11-28-02, Dublin, EIRE) 7. Thank You Louise (11-28-02, Dublin, EIRE) 8. Hard Way To Fall (12-01-02, Tilburg, NL) 9. Twice As Bad As Love (12-04-02, Utrecht, NL) 10. Learn How To Say Goodbye (12-04-02, Utrecht, NL) 11. I See Monsters (12-05-02, Groningen, NL) 12. Witch Hunt (12-07-02, Brussels, BEL) 13. Jeanne (01-17-03, New York, NY) 14. Chelsea Nights (01-17-03, New York, NY)
Disc 3
1. Expressway To Yr. Scull (12-05-02, Groningen, NL) 2. Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground (12-07-01, Madison, WI) 3. Wharf Rat (03-07-02, Seattle, WA) 4. Bitch (02-13-02, Hamburg, GER) 5. Beast Of Burden (01-17-03, New York, NY) 6. Dead Flowers (11-01-00, Minneapolis, MN) 7. Brown Sugar (12-08-02, Paris, FR) 8. Return Of The Grevious Angel (10-29-99, Asheville, NC) 9. Ooh Las Vegas (03-01-02, San Diego, CA) 10. Sin City (03-11-02, Minneapolis, MN) 11. Sweet Jane (10-30-02, Portland, OR) 12. I Still Miss Someone (11-05-00, Stockholm, SWE)
Disc 4
1. Nervous Breakdown (03-21-02, New York, NY) 2. Last Nite (04-10-02, London, UK) 3. Morning Glory (04-09-02, London, UK) 4. Lovesick Blues (10-05-01, Boston, MA) 5. Wonderwall (10-20-00, New York, NY) 6. Like A Virgin (12-01-02, Tilburg, NL) 7. Helpless (10-28-99, Nashville, TN) 8. Sweetest Decline (11-27-02, Dublin, EIRE) 9. Daniel (04-02-02, Nashville, TN) 10. Tiny Dancer (04-02-02, Nashville, TN) 11. Rocket Man (10-03-01, New York, NY) 12. I Wanna Be Your Dog (12-03-01, Columbia, MO) 13. Come Down Easy (12-05-02, Groningen, NL)
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An interesting selection of Adams tracks I found somewhere.
Tracklisting
01. Blue 02. Bow To The Sad Lady 03. Cracks In A Photograph 04. Im Waiting 05. Like The Twilight Aka Memphis 06. Off Broadway 07. Famous Eyes 08. One For The Rose 09. Pretenders 10. Tell It To My Heart 11. Walls 12. Little Moon (Demo) 13. Miss Sunflower (Demo) 14. My California Love (Demo)
Elizabethtown – Soundtrack (2005) Mp3 @ 160 kbps Released; September 13, 2005 Genre; Rock, pop, alternative country Length; 58:47 Label; RCA Records Producer; Cameron Crowe
The OST from the 2005 movie directed by the insanely over-rated Cameron Crowe.
A few interesting tracks from the likes of Ryan Adams, The Hollies, Tom Petty, My Morning Jacket et al.
Some ridiculous “artists” too … Elton fucking John et al!
And no, I’ve not seen the movie. Nor am I gonna rush out and buy a copy of the DVD!
Tracklisting
1. 60B (Etown Theme) – Nancy Wilson 2. It’ll All Work Out – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 3. My Father’s Gun – Elton John 4. IO (This Time Around) – Helen Stellar 5. Come Pick Me Up – Ryan Adams 6. Where to Begin – My Morning Jacket 7. Long Ride Home – Patty Griffin 8. Sugar Blue – Jeff Finlin 9. Don’t I Hold You – Wheat 10. Shut Us Down – Lindsey Buckingham 11. Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) – The Hombres 12. Hard Times (Come Again No More) – Eastmountainsouth 13. Jesus Was A Cross Maker – The Hollies 14. Square One – Tom Petty 15. Same In Any Language – I Nine
Will you walk right up With a smile on your face Or will you cower in fear In your favorite sweater With an old love letter
I wish you would I wish you would Come pick me up Take me out Fuck me up Steal my records Screw all my friends They’re all full of shit With a smile on your face And then do it again I wish you would
When you’re walking downtown Do you wish I was there Do you wish it was me With the windows clear and the mannequins eyes Do they all look like mine
You know you could I wish you would Come pick me up Take me out Fuck me up Steal my records Screw all my friends behind my back With a smile on your face And then do it again I wish you would
I wish you’d make up my bed So I could make up my mind Try it for sleeping instead Maybe you’ll rest sometime I wish I could
Ryan Adams & The Cardinals performing “Come Pick Me Up” on the Letterman show.
This song, written by Adams and Van Alston, appears on the Heartbreaker LP (2000), his debut solo album.
Adams is a frustrating character. Hugely talented and able to produce records of inherent greatness – such as some of the Whiskytown albums (esp. Stranger’s Almanac) and some solo stuff such as Jacksonville City Nights – but just as often, dull MOR songs and albums.
He prizes the fact that his output is voluminous … but more does not necessarily mean better! Often the opposite, in fact!
Also, he really does try way too fucking hard to be a “real” rock n’roll star!! … Ryan, you ain’t Keef Richards … nor shall you ever be!
Saying that, he has written some mighty songs.
And here are live versions of some of these great tracks here posted by the excellent berkeleyplace
I couldn’t find something for V, so I figured I’d throw in Dancing With The Women at the Bar. This is Ryan Adams’ version of the song originally recorded by Whiskeytown, from one of my favorite albums ever, “Stranger’s Almanac.” I recommend you all buy it now.
I’ll be in my basement room with a needle & a spoon and another girl can take my pain away
“Dead Flowers” is a sublime song written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards for the Stones’ classic 1971 album Sticky Fingers.
Recording on “Dead Flowers” began on December 15, 1969 at the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in Alabama.
According to some interpretations, the song is about a man whose girlfriend left him and because of his sadness turns to drugs to make him feel better:
“ Well when you’re sitting back in your rose pink Cadillac, making bets on Kentucky Derby Day, I’ll be in my basement room with a needle and a spoon, and another girl can take my pain away ”
“Dead Flowers” is said to refer to heroin and there is much reference in the lyrics to the needle and spoon – paraphernalia common with heroin use.
The song is notable for its use of the Stones’ core members each playing their respective instruments, with Ian Stewart on piano and singer Mick Jagger taking up acoustic guitar.
The song appears on Sticky Fingers (1971), Ladies and Gentleman: The Rolling Stones (1974) and Stripped (1995).
The track is rolled out at many Stones gigs! The Stones actually performed the song during their A Bigger Bang Tour at Louisville’s famed Churchill Downs, in reference to the line from the song “… making bets on Kentucky Derby Day..”.
A live cut from their 1994 Voodoo Lounge Tour can be found on the 1995 live album Stripped.
The song is durable and has been covered by many artists ranging from the sublime (Townes Van Zandt, Steve Earle, etc.) to the ridiculous (Poison, etc.)!
Artists by whom the song has been recorded, include the following:
* Guns N’ Roses bootleg unplugged album * GG Allin, on The Troubled Troubador (released in 1996). * Gilby Clarke, on Pawnshop Guitars (released in 1994). * Steve Earle, on Shut Up and Die Like an Aviator (released in 1991) and Ain’t Ever Satisfied: The Steve Earle Collection (released in 1996). * The Good Brothers, on The Good Brothers Live (released in 1980). * Henry McCullough, on Cut (released in 2000). * The Karl Hendricks Trio, on Buick Electra (released in 1992). * New Riders of the Purple Sage, on Live Austin, TX 06/13/1975. * Nine Pound Hammer, on Mulebite Deluxe (released in 2005). * Poison, on Poison’d (released in 2007). * The Powder Kegs, on The Seedhouse (released in 2007). * Michael Stanley, on The Farrago Sessions (released in 2006). * Townes Van Zandt, on Roadsongs and Abnormal.
One of Townes Van Zandt’s versions of the song is included on the soundtrack to the film The Big Lebowski.
You can download this song as part of the great Sticky Fingers … as well as loads of other Stones stuff … HERE
Two great versions of this majestic song on video are coming up below!
Well, when you’re sitting there In your silk upholstered chair Talking to some rich folks that you know Well I hope you won’t see me In my ragged company You know I could never be alone
Take me down little Susie, take me down I know you think you’re the Queen of the Underground And you can send me dead flowers every morning Send me dead flower by the mail Send me dead flowers to my wedding And I won’t forget to put roses on your grave
Well, you’re sitting back In your pink Cadillac Making bets on Kentucky Derby Day I’ll be in my basement room With a needle and a spoon And another girl can take my pain away
Take me down little Susie, take me down I know you think you’re the Queen of the Underground And you can send me dead flowers every morning Send me dead flower by the mail Send me dead flowers to my wedding And I won’t forget to put roses on your grave
Take me down little Susie, take me down I know you think you’re the Queen of the Underground And you can send me dead flowers every morning Send me dead flower by the US mail Say it with dead flowers at my wedding And I won’t forget to put roses on your grave No I won’t forget to put roses on your grave
(Jagger/Richards)
Keith Richards – Dead Flowers live
Keef and some muso buddies – including Willie Nelson, Hank Williams III and Ryan Adams – aka the Lost Highwaymen knock out this classic on US TV.
From: evilutionvision
The Rolling Stones – Dead Flowers live
The Stones knock out this classic on tour way back in 1972, not long after the release of “Sticky Fingers”. A great live clip of the boys at their prime!
1. Day Is Done 2. Peace 3. What Am I To You 4. No Easy Way Down 5. More Than This 6. Something Is Calling You 7. I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight 8. Ruler Of The Day 9. In The Dark 10. Butterflies 11. Wait 12. In A Whisper
We do love Ryan. Though quite an obnoxious git betimes, in real life, his music has always been of a high quality. But fuck real life! we only care about music here! We don’t even care about our own real life. Not sure we even have one!
Ryan Adams had claimed in 2002 to have written and recorded enough songs over the previous few years to fill a four-CD collection – and that’s in addition to his acclaimed 2001 breakthrough Gold.
Wisely, Adams decided to skip the box set and issue a sort of “best of” compilation comprising 13 unreleased demos.
Recorded at four different studio sessions in Nashville, Los Angeles, and Stockholm, with a cast of musicians that includes his road band the Pinkhearts, Gillian Welch, David Rawlings, Ethan Johns, Chris Stills, Bucky Baxter, and Greg Leisz, Demolition proves that Adams is a great talnt.
When he’s good, he’s very good: the rousing country-rocker “Hallelujah,” the brooding acoustic ballads “Dear Chicago” and “Tomorrow,” and the jangly power-pop number “Gimme a Sign” are as fine as anything on Gold. But Adams sometimes lapses into mimicry, as he does on “Nuclear” and “Starting to Hurt.”
Tracklisting
1. Nuclear 2. Hallelujah 3. You Will Always Be The Same 4. Desire 5. Cry On Demand 6. Starting To Hurt 7. She Wants To Play Hearts 8. Tennessee Sucks 9. Dear Chicago 10. Gimme A Sign 11. Tomorrow 12. Chin Up, Cheer Up 13. Jesus (Don’t Touch My Baby)
All my life, I’ve been locked into the darkness, with a gun to my head, trying to find a peaceful song.
The great “Peaceful Valley” is the best track from Ryan’s best album, the magnificent Jacksonville City Nights.
Jacksonville City Nights is, most sadly, a truly neglected masterpiece. If I say that it is veritably Dylanesque in it’s scope and quality, there is no greater accolade I can pay.
“Peaceful Valley” is a dark, complex, beautifully written, song by Adams calling upon powerful imagery, at times Old Testament in nature, to describe the intense existentialist and moralistic struggles of the protagonist. This, above a beautiful plaintiff melody that meshes perfectly with the power of the lyrics.
There is a sense of humour in the song too and, all in all, the lyrics come across like a mix of Charles Bukowski, T. S. Eliot and the Book of Job!
Here are two live performances of this wonderful track.
Lord take me on
To the peaceful valley
Down the winding river
To your city of souls
I’ve grown so tired
And my heart’s grown heavy
To walk any longer
To your cities of gold
All my life I’ve longed for forgiveness
But I can never seem to get enough
All my life I’ve been locked into the darkness
With a gun to my head
Trying to find a peaceful song
Trying to find a peaceful song
To sing when everything goes wrong
Till the peaceful valley calls me on
Up there in the clouds
In that glorious kingdom
Tell me there ain’t nothing but an easy recline
Can I still smoke my cigarettes and have my coffee
Up there in heaven with a bottle of wine
Cause all my life, I’ve longed for forgiveness
But I can never seem to get enough
All my life I’ve been locked into the darkness
With a gun to my head
Trying to find a peaceful song
To sing when everything goes wrong
Till the peaceful valley calls me home
Oh take me home to the peaceful valley
Down the winding river
To your city of souls
Ryan Adams – Peaceful Valley – Bruce Mason Centre, Auckland, New Zealand 15 August 2007
Ryan Adams – Peaceful Valley – HOB Chicago, 22 January 2007
Ryan Adams & The Cardinals Live at Das Haus on October 17, 2006 Ludwigshafen, Germany
Source: 16bit: Soundboard > Edirol R-09 Lineage: Master WAV > Digital Editing > CD Wave Editor V1.94.7 > FLAC V1.1.2 Taped by: Sebastian Boschert (sebastian@2007.org )
I’ll miss those nights at the bar
With every girl all loaded like freights
And the pain in the morning comes as easy as it goes
Can’t find the truth in a house of lies
And you can’t see tomorrow with yesterday’s eyes
One shot, one beer and a place where nobody cries
One more kiss ‘fore I go
One more night and day
Breath all heavy and slow
One shot, one beer and a kiss before I go
This is a great quality soundboard recording of a great Adams show with the Cardinals.
Ryan’s in sit down mode and the treatment of old and new songs by the full band is quite brilliant. The sound quality too is excellent making this truly a five star recording in all respects.
This is one of the very best boot recordings I’ve heard of Adams. Be amazed at the quality of Ryans’ performance, of the band’s playing, of the recording itself.
Of course the material is mostly the cream of a very large and impressive repertoire. Along with some great covers by Lenny Cohen, Gerry Garcia etc.
Best of all are some great tracks from Ryan’s best album, the magnificent Jacksonville City Nights.
Difficult to see how this boot could be surpassed. First class!
Here’s a clip from this show, the wonderful “Peaceful Valley”;
Tracklisting
Disc 1:
01 Intro 02 Magnolia Mountain 03 Hallelujah [L Cohen] 04 Blue Hotel 05 To Be Young (Is to Be Sad, Is to Be High) 06 New York, New York 07 She Wants to Play Hearts 08 Chin Up, Cheer Up 09 Freeway to the Canyon 10 Harder Now That It’s Over 11 [Fade Out]
Disc 2:
01 [Fade In] 02 Damn Sam (I Love a Woman That Rains) 03 Easy Plateau 04 Peaceful Valley 05 Trouble On Wheels 06 Firecracker 07 Why Do They Leave? 08 A Kiss Before I Go 09 Dear John 10 Cold Roses 11 Bird Song [Jerry Garcia] 12 Wild Flowers 13 Let It Ride
Ryan Adams- Olympia Theatre – Dublin, Ireland, November 28, 2002
Here’s the much maligned Ryan Adams at the Olympia Theatre, in Dublin on November 28, 2002.
I really don’t understand the sea of anti-Adams sentiment out there – mostly by assholes who’ve never even heard his records! I mean, rather insanely, he gets less credit than his evil cretin namesake, that purveyor of muzak for lifts, Brian Adams!
Young Ryan may apparently be somewhat of a twat in his personal life (so fucking what?) but he is a great songwriter. You don’t believe? Well then start by checking out the magnificent Jacksonville City Nights by Ryan Adams & the Cardinals from a few years back. It’s truly Dylanesque – and no greater compliment can be paid.
This a solo Ryan show by the way and the songs are stripped-down and slower. And, Ryan talks . . . a lot! That’s fine too though! Much of it is interesting – especially where he talks about his encounter with Bob Dylan.
We also get a Beth Orton cover and a guest appearance by his mate Mr. Malin!
Ryan Adams- Olympia Theatre – Dublin, Ireland, November 28, 2002
Here’s the much maligned Ryan Adams at the Olympia Theatre, in Dublin on November 28, 2002.
I really don’t understand the sea of anti-Adams sentiment out there – mostly by assholes who’ve never even heard his records! I mean, rather insanely, he gets less credit than his evil cretin namesake, that purveyor of muzak for lifts, Brian Adams!
Young Ryan may apparently be somewhat of a twat in his personal life (so fucking what?) but he is a great songwriter. You don’t believe? Well then start by checking out the magnificent Jacksonville City Nights by Ryan Adams & the Cardinals from a few years back. It’s truly Dylanesque – and no greater compliment can be paid.
This a solo Ryan show by the way and the songs are stripped-down and slower. And, Ryan talks . . . a lot! That’s fine too though! Much of it is interesting – especially where he talks about his encounter with Bob Dylan.
We also get a Beth Orton cover and a guest appearance by his mate Mr. Malin!
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“Dead Flowers” is a sublime song written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards for the Stones’ classic 1971 album 
