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Willy Mason
Where the Humans Eat
Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Gotta Keep Moving
2. All You Can Do
3. Still A Fly
4. Where The Humans Eat
5. Fear No Pain
6. Hard Hand To Hold
7. Letter #1
8. Sold My Soul
9. Our Town
10. So Long
11. Oxygen
12. 21st Century Boy

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All Artists: Willy Mason
Title: Where the Humans Eat
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Team Love Records
Release Date: 10/12/2004
Genres: Alternative Rock, Folk, Pop, Rock
Styles: Indie & Lo-Fi, Singer-Songwriters
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 898348000222

Synopsis

Album Description

The debut full-length from this Martha's Vineyard native is a sweet and soulful testament to youth's subtle, inherent brilliance. This is no ordinary teenager; he's a charming, graceful troubadour who's just as comfortable opening for The Grateful Dead as he is Death Cab For Cutie, delivering music easily cherished by all crowds and cross sections.

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CD Reviews

No Words.

C. Ives | Chicago, IL USA | 01/22/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I went to high school with Willy. Now that would make you think that I'm biased in my view of him, but if you look above there are only 4 stars. I have been listening to Willy and his family make music forever, and for the longest time, I wasn't that impressed with him.

This album made me a fan of a friend. His maturity shines through this album. It's raw, it's beautiful and most of all, it's truthful. I find truth has gotten quite lost lately in music. And this album helps to bring it back.

If you don't own this CD, you're missing out. This young man has something to say, and it's something we all need to hear."

Album of great political importance

Nick Fulton | Wellington, New Zealand | 11/16/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Where has this guy been hiding? Why are there not more musicians making music like this? Willy Mason is a modern day singer songwriter who has rediscovered what music should be about. His folk rock songs bring meaning and purpose back to music that has been missing for far too long. For a nineteen year old, the message he spreads shows his maturity and awareness about the real issues that face our planet in the twenty first century.

It's hard to pin point an area on this album that is better than another. The opening track sets the tone for the album, immediately striking you and making you go WOW! Quickly you realise that Willy Mason is a name that you want to tell all your left wing friends. His pessimistic view towards globalisation and celebrity role-models are expressed in such a convincing way that even your right wing friends might be swayed. The two standout tracks that need individual attention are `Our Town', an anti-war song about corruption and dishonesty and `Oxygen', about the problems our children face growing up in the technological age. Both speak about issues that our so-called music icons fail miserably in addressing.

Willy Mason is attempting to do what Bob Dylan and others did in the sixties. If you believe that protest songs are important in providing an alternative political message then you will certainly like this album.

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