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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0724383341627 Label: Capitol Manufacturer: Capitol MPN: 33416 Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Capitol Release Date: October 24, 1995 Studio: Capitol Average Rating:
 Rating: - Simply one of the best albums ever!If you like the American singer/songwriter genre you must buy this. A masterpiece by a master songwriter...and keep listening because it just gets better with time. Soon you'll find yourself at a John Hiatt gig singing along with the best the world has to offer. Rating: - A Hiatt TriumphThis can be truly called an album all Hiatt fans must have! Rarely does an entire album consist of quality songs back-to-back. Solid and inspired, this album has it all. Hiatt rocks out with a more mellow sound than GUITAR and brings us back home to some of his roots. A true quality offering. Recommended! Rating:  - Withstands the Test of TimeMost popular music has a relatively short shelf-life, and only a very few rock albums withstand the test of time. This is one of them. Eleven years after I purchased "Walk On" it remains a mainstay of my CD library. There is not a bad song here. The songwriting is consistently good, and the musicianship ranges from solid to inspired throughout. "Cry Love", "Native Son" and the title track are standouts, and "Shredding the Document", boasting lyrics both sarcastic and satiric and a fantastic arrangement ... Read More Rating: - Introspective and laid backI'm inclined to say that this is about as country as John gets. That wouldn't really be fair however-- it's not a country record per se, but it has that feel to it. It's just John relecting on life as usual, and getting a little melencholy, perhaps. But the songs are beautiful, and he throws that classic Hiatt humor in there on a few for good measure. Pick it up! Rating: - The nostalgiaI first listened to this CD many years ago, just borrowing it from my uncle. I didn't quite know what kind of music I was into, and still trying to find what I'd like. I don't even remember any point where I started liking this CD - if I fell for it right away, or if it had to grow on me. All I remember is that at some point along the way, I was completely struck by it. The music, the lyrics, the voice (which I *do* remember being slightly annoyed by at first..), it all just worked. Sometimes, listening ... Read More |
