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Tracklist
- 1Christine’s Tune (aka Devil in Disguise)3:06
- 2Sin City4:12
- 3Do Right Woman3:56
- 4Dark End of the Street3:59
- 5My Uncle2:40
- 6Wheels3:05
- 7Juanita2:31
- 8Hot Burrito # 13:39
- 9Hot Burrito # 23:19
- 10Do You Know How It Feels (to Be Lonesome)2:10
- 11Hippie Boy5:00
- 12Lazy Days3:14
- 13Image of Me3:20
- 14High Fashion Queen2:08
- 15If You Gotta Go1:51
- 16Man in the Fog2:31
- 17Farther Along4:02
- 18Older Guys2:30
- 19Cody, Cody2:47
- 20God’s Own Singer2:07
- 21Down in the Churchyard2:21
- 22Wild Horses6:22
Reviews
All i can really say about The Gilded Palace Of Sin is that it's alright. It does have a cool name though which is something i can say with a strong opinion unlike the music on this album. This album, more or less is your standard country rock affair with pretty much all the strengths and weaknesses you would expect in this genre. The album certainly is pleasant to listen to being very slow moving and easy-listening which makes it a good album to be played on a road trip or something. However, it just really doesn't do anything that special and just makes this album blend in with all the other country rock albums that came out at the time. This album is fine, just nothing special
Best Song: Christine's Tune
Worst Song: Do You Know How It Feels
It's a shame that every song on the album isn't up to the level of Sin City, which is whatever the musical equivalent of "dank" is. Just a big ol' purple crystally bud, that song is.
The rest of the album is still a good listen, though; catch me on a Saturday afternoon with this one.