Album Info
| Artist: | Primal Scream |
| Album: | Riot City Blues Sessions |
| Released: | Europe, 12 Jun 2021 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Country Girl | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| A2 | Nitty Gritty | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| A3 | Suicide Sally & Johnny Guitar | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| A4 | When the Bomb Drops | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| A5 | Stone Ya To The Bone | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| B1 | Gamblin’ Bar Room Blues | |
| Written-By - Jimmie Rodgers, Shelly Lee Alley | ||
| B2 | Country Blues # 1 / Will I Be Forgiven? | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| B3 | Little Death | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| B4 | To Live Is To Fly | |
| Written-By - Townes Van Zandt | ||
| C1 | Zeppelin Blues While Thinking Of Robert Parker | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| C2 | The 99th Floor | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| C3 | We’re Gonna Boogie | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| C4 | Gimme Some Truth | |
| Written-By - John Lennon | ||
| D1 | Dolls (Sweet Rock 'N' Roll) | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| D2 | It’s Not Enough | |
| Written-By - Johnny Thunders | ||
| D3 | Hell’s Comin’ Down | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie | ||
| D4 | Sometimes I Feel So Lonely | |
| Written-By - Andrew Innes, Bobby Gillespie |
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Primal Scream - Riot City Blues Sessions 2xLP Vinyl Record (Red & Green Coloured Vinyl)
"Riot City Blues Sessions" is Primal Scream's Tenth, originally released in 2006. Primal Scream's career has been a series of adventures that have seen the band recording era-defining albums like 1991's Screamadelica, digging deep into the past to excavate classic rock tropes, and playing music that sounds like it was beamed in from the future.
"Riot City Blues Sessions" is arguably one of Primal Scream's best bodies of work to date, containing some of their most popular songs to date such as "Country Girl" and "To Live Is To Fly" This album is a must have for any fan of the Country Rock scene.
Pressed on Red & Green Coloured Vinyl.
Primal Scream's "Riot City Blues Sessions" is a fascinating glimpse into the creative process of one of the most eclectic bands in rock history. Released as a companion piece to their 2006 album "Riot City Blues," this collection offers fans a raw and unfiltered look at the sessions that birthed the original album.
Primal Scream, known for their genre-blending style, have always been a band that defies easy categorization. With "Riot City Blues," they leaned heavily into a more straightforward rock and roll sound, drawing inspiration from classic rock, blues, and even a bit of country. The "Sessions" album captures the band in a more relaxed and experimental state, showcasing alternate takes, demos, and unreleased tracks that didn't make it onto the final cut of "Riot City Blues."
One of the standout aspects of "Riot City Blues Sessions" is its rawness. The tracks are less polished than the studio album, giving listeners a sense of being in the room with the band as they jam and explore different musical ideas. This raw quality is both a strength and a charm, as it highlights the band's spontaneity and willingness to take risks.
The album features several tracks that stand out for their energy and creativity. "Country Girl," one of the hits from "Riot City Blues," appears in a different form, offering a fresh perspective on a familiar tune. The sessions also include some tracks that didn't make it to the final album, providing a treasure trove for fans eager to hear more from this era of the band.
Critically, "Riot City Blues Sessions" has been appreciated for its insight into Primal Scream's creative process. While it may not have received the same level of attention as their main studio albums, it serves as a valuable document for understanding the band's evolution and the breadth of their musical influences.
The production of "Riot City Blues Sessions" is notably less polished than the studio album, which is intentional. This decision allows the raw energy and authenticity of the recordings to shine through, giving fans a more intimate experience. It's like being a fly on the wall during the recording sessions, witnessing the band's dynamic and chemistry firsthand.
Primal Scream's ability to shift between genres and styles is part of what makes them so enduring and beloved. "Riot City Blues Sessions" is a testament to their versatility and their commitment to exploring new musical territories. For fans of the band, this album is a must-listen, offering a deeper understanding of the creative journey that led to "Riot City Blues."
In conclusion, "Riot City Blues Sessions" is a delightful addition to Primal Scream's discography. It may not have the polish of a studio album, but its rawness and authenticity make it a compelling listen. For anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes workings of a band that has consistently pushed the boundaries of rock music, this album is a treasure trove of insights and surprises.
