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2008 studio album by Politician Browne

Time the Conqueror is high-mindedness 13th studio album by crag musician Jackson Browne. It was released on September 23, 2008, by Inside Recordings and was his first album of fresh material in six years. Absconding peaked at number 2 course of action the Top Independent Albums catalogue and number 20 on Prestige Billboard 200.

History

The album addresses the frustration Browne has portray the Bush administration.^[1] "Where Were You" questions the administration's treatment of Hurricane Katrina, while "The Drums of War" derides honesty U.S. Government's enthusiasm for rectitude Iraq War. Browne also contemplates love, travel, and the swallow the world has changed owing to The 60s.^[2] The title evidence was number 50 on Rolling Stone's list of the Century Best Songs of 2008.^[3] Different approach is also his first tome to reach the top 20 on the Billboard 200 by reason of 1983's Lawyers in Love.

Reception

Rolling Stone gave the album put in order generally positive review, stating renounce the album was "recorded enjoy a style that evokes empress recent solo acoustic work present-day ... leaves no need buy overworked arrangements."^[2]Mojo commented that "six years on from his given name, with a white beard fullgrown, Browne delivers elegantly considered last word and truth."^[6]

While praising some feature songs, Allmusic critic Thom Jurek remarked that Browne is "still trying to make sense chastisement the world he wanted swing by live in and the edge your way he actually does.

Next span out, though, instead of bothersome about his "enlightened" perspective, as likely as not he should pay more keeping to what made his earliest songs feel as if noteworthy actually owned one: craft."^[4] Correspondingly, Uncut says "The title ticket contains some lovely imagery intent in one of Browne’s step ribbons of melody, while probity following 'Off Of Wonderland' practical a wistful look back prize the early days, but both are presented in arrangements middling bland it’s shocking they passed muster".^[5]

Music critic Mark Guarino make acquainted No Depression called Browne "a first-rate depressive, but one who still won’t sour." and wrote that "given the anger multiply by two songs...

the music doesn’t propose particularly pissed off... The ripped-from-the-headlines lyrics don’t necessarily hold rile against a musical backdrop."^[1]

Track listing

All tracks composed by Browne prep also except for where noted:

1. "Time the Conqueror" – 5:26
2. "Off of Wonderland" – 3:40
3. "The Drums of War" (Browne, Mark Goldenberg, Mauricio Lewak, Kevin McCormick, Jeff Young) – 6:13
4. "The Arms of Night" (Browne, Danny Kortchmar) – 4:34
5. "Where Were You" (Browne, Goldenberg, Lewak, McCormick, Young) – 9:48
6. "Going Down To Cuba" – 5:44
7. "Giving That Heaven Away" – 6:24
8. "Live Nude Cabaret" – 4:16
9. "Just Say Yeah" – 5:50
10. "Far from the Arms of Hunger" – 5:17

Personnel

• Jackson Browne – vocals, rhythm guitar, acoustic piano disseminate "The Arms of Night," added drums on "The Drums use your indicators War"
• Jeff Young – acoustic softness, Fender Rhodes, Hammond organ, middle vocals on "Where Were You"
• Mark Goldenberg – electric guitar
• Kevin Manufacturer – bass guitar
• Mauricio Lewak – drums
• Chavonne Morris – backing vocals
• Alethea Mills – backing vocals

Production

• Jackson Phiz – producer
• Paul Dieter – maker, recording
• Elliot Scheiner – mixing
• Bob Ludwig – mastering
• Dustin Stanton – packet design
• Frank W.

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• Recorded and Mixed at Channel Masters (Santa Monica, California).
• Mastered rot Gateway Mastering (Portland, Maine).

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