Car Wheels on a Gravel Road

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Lucinda's Best [Posted on 2008-10-16]
I own all her cd's...will keep this short Best Lucinda cd out there. But with that said. Only certain people like her style and country drawl, sing through the nose voice (i guess not pretty) But she has so much soul and can write songs with the best of them.... she is special.....I like her voice too....also good musicians

It would be boring if it wasn't so grating. [Posted on 2008-11-12]
I'm really baffled by the great reviews of this record. Williams' voice is horrible. It's not that her voice is unpolished; Dylan, Steve Earle, and many others pull off less than perfect voices by the strength of their delivery. Williams tries too hard to sound soulful, ending up sounding desperate, grating. The melodies are flat and uninteresting, and the lyrics are uninspired. Skip this and pick up a Steve Earle, or Blue Rodeo CD for some great "American" music.

"Sitting and drinking beer in the backyard" [Posted on 2008-12-09]
Great album. Bought it new and when I go back to listen,(like I did late this summer)it still knocks me out. By now the previous reviews have mentioned all the qualities of the album, I'll just add that it is perfect for sitting and drinking beer in the backyard.

Lucinda's Masterpiece [Posted on 2009-01-01]

So, here we are, with just a few hours remaining in this weird year called 2008...what's a decade downstream among friends when it's time to give 10 stars out of a possible 5 in a review?

I'm not exactly sure how I ended up picking this great CD out of the stack on this new years eve, but I did, and was a little surprised that it even plays anymore, considering the hundreds of hours it has spent in the CD players over the years.

At any rate, the record is just a stone cold classic. So much has been said and written about it over the years, that I can't add much more at this point.

Lucinda is one of the greatest living songwriters, and this is by far her absolute best record. David Byrne pretty much captured it when he introduced her on his PBS show "Sessions at West 54th Street" in describing her as too country for rock, and too rock for country.

Car Wheels belongs in every rock or country....I take that back...it belongs in every serious music collection. Period. It's a CD you can safely buy without hearing it, so if you haven't, then do so right now. There's not one bad track on this record.

The title is only ten syllables short of haiku, but as invoking. [Posted on 2009-01-04]
I bought CWOAGR years ago, listened to it constantly for months, then lost it only to buy again a year or so later. It was great then, it's even better now. LW's songs become audible snapshots of your life, and this more than any (only the self-titled may rival). So if you listen to this during rough times, be forewarned it will bring it all back even after years. Whenever the powers that be decide to make those top whatever lists, I think car wheels will stand side by side with the giants.Her greatest and one of my favorite albums of all-time.

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