Super Out Of Print - Original 1st Pressing ~ FACTORY SEALED!!

2001 Lost Highway Records, 12 inch, 33 1/3 RPM Stereo LP, Cat. #088170 235 1, First Pressing. Still Factory Sealed!! Featuring: Ryan Adams. Titled: "Gold".

Song Titles Include: 1. New York, New York 2. Firecracker 3. Answering Bell 4. Cienega Just Smiled 5. Rescue Blues 6. Somehow, Someday 7. When the Stars Go Blue 8. Nobody Girl 9. Sylvia Plath 10. Enemy Fire 11. Gonna Make You Love Me 12. Wild Flowers 13. Harder Now That It's Over 14. Touch, Feel & Lose 15. Tina Toledo's Street Walkin' Blues 16. Goodnight, Hollywood Blvd. 17. Rosalie Come and Go 18. Fools We Are as Men 19. Sweet Black Magic 20. Bar Is a Beautiful Place 21. Cannonball Days .

If you're not familiar with this Artist or this release, here's some additional information: "One would think that being Ryan Adams would be a pretty good deal at the time of this album's release; he had a major-label deal, critics were in love with him, he got to date Winona Ryder and Alanis Morissette, Elton John went around telling everyone he was a genius, and his record company gave him carte blanche to do whatever he wanted. But to listen to Gold, Adams' first solo album for his big-league sponsors at Lost Highway, one senses that there are about a dozen other musicians Adams would love to be, and nearly all of them were at their peak in the early to mid-'70s. Adams' final album with Whiskeytown, Pneumonia, made it clear that he was moving beyond the scruffy alt-country of his early work, and Gold documents his current fascination with '70s rock. Half the fun of the album is playing "Spot the Influence": "Answering Bell" is a dead ringer for Van Morrison (with fellow Morrison enthusiast Adam Duritz on backing vocals), "Tina Toledo's Street Walkin' Blues" is obviously modeled on the Rolling Stones, "Harder Now That It's Over" sounds like Harvest-period Neil Young, "New York, New York" resembles Stephen Stills in his livelier moments (Stephen's son, Chris Stills, plays on the album), and "Rescue Blues" and "La Cienega Just Smiled" suggest the influence of Adams' pal Elton John. Of course, everyone has their influences, and Adams seems determined to make the most of them on Gold; it's a far more ambitious album than his solo debut, Heartbreaker. The performances are polished, Ethan Johns' production is at once elegant and admirably restrained, Adams is in strong voice throughout, and several of the songs are superb, especially the swaggering but lovelorn "New York, New York," the spare and lovely "When the Stars Go Blue," and the moody closer, "Goodnight, Hollywood Blvd." But while Gold sounds like a major step forward for Adams in terms of technique, it lacks the heart and soul of Heartbreaker or Pneumonia; the album seems to reflect craft rather than passion, and while it's often splendid craft, the fire that made Whiskeytown's best work so special isn't evident much of the time. Gold sounds like an album that could win Ryan Adams a lot of new fans (especially with listeners whose record collections go back a ways), but longtime fans may be a bit put off by the album's richly crafted surfaces and emotionally hollow core".

The LP is still FACTORY SEALED, The original shrink wrap is perfect - this is the original 1st issue not the colored vinyl promo or later heavy vinyl re-issue - very hard to find.

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