Post by Kathy on Sept 28, 2006 11:09:12 GMT -5
Very nice review on the Gibson site.
" And the true gem “Love You in the Fall” is one of Westerberg’s best, carrying on his tradition of topping himself with at least one song on every new album. With contributions from Replacements’ bassist Tommy Stinson, it also quietly continues last year’s friendly, casual reunion. With sonic nods to Gasoline Alley Rod Stewart, Ronnie Lane’s ballads, and the mighty ’Mats themselves, Open Season marks another chapter in one of the most fascinating musical careers in recent memory. Only Paul Westerberg could put out a record that would sound as great blaring out of minivan as it does a barroom jukebox. We can't wait to see what he'll wear to the Oscars."
" And the true gem “Love You in the Fall” is one of Westerberg’s best, carrying on his tradition of topping himself with at least one song on every new album. With contributions from Replacements’ bassist Tommy Stinson, it also quietly continues last year’s friendly, casual reunion. With sonic nods to Gasoline Alley Rod Stewart, Ronnie Lane’s ballads, and the mighty ’Mats themselves, Open Season marks another chapter in one of the most fascinating musical careers in recent memory. Only Paul Westerberg could put out a record that would sound as great blaring out of minivan as it does a barroom jukebox. We can't wait to see what he'll wear to the Oscars."