Iron And Wine The Shepherd's Dog
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voodooramen
October 2nd 2007


14 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

What I love most about his music is watching it evolve the way it has, yet it's still consistent in quality over each release. This album is no exception, and nice review.

joshuatree
Emeritus
October 2nd 2007


3744 Comments


i might get this album, basically because of what you peoples have been saying about it. ive never listened to this band before: should i get this first or older stuff?


Two-Headed Boy
October 7th 2007


4527 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Older stuff, I'd say.

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
October 7th 2007


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I saw one person rated this a 3 and I seriously thought it was Zebra, but it wasn't. ughhhh. I'll get this sometime soon.

PuddleSwimmer
October 26th 2007


1457 Comments


"Boy With A Coin" is one of my favorite songs of all time now.

Freeyourmind707
October 28th 2007


71 Comments


Possibly his best album... Standout tracks are

Pagan Angel and a Borrowed Car
White Tooth
Carousel
House By The Sea
Innocent Bones
Resurrection Fern
Flightless Bird

I would put Boy with a Coin but it's kind of been overplayed for me.

zabbit82
November 6th 2007


62 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Great review. Carousel is such a beautiful and well-crafted song.

ColdDamnation
November 6th 2007


159 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

he changed his sound a good bit on this album...he went all progressive-folk.



it's good though, anybody else hear the Reggae vibes on, "Wolves"? took me by surprise. Countryfied-folk-reggae...what a great fucking idea

zabbit82
November 6th 2007


62 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Yeah, I noticed that too... sounds like he's throwing in some dub elements into that song. genius idea.

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
November 29th 2007


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I hate myself for not getting this earlier.

ohpm500
January 29th 2008


12 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

i'd give this album a 4 simply for flightless bird american mouth, but the whole album is truly worth the praise. For a start, it's truly a progression from Iron And Wine's previous releases. Although it shares the same intimate-hushed-right-in-your-ear-boardering-on-the-creepy-voice it represents a leap for sam into more melodic song writing. Horray, decent hooks! This album kicks ass. Only one question remains, why is it under rock?



Confessed2005
February 3rd 2008


5573 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

A friend lent me two albums. Not my usual thing whatsoever, but it's pretty amazing. I'm gonna hunt this down when I find a spare moment.

riobravo1023
February 11th 2008


274 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This album gets significantly better each time I listen to it. It's becoming one of my favorites. Woman King is pretty good also, I haven't heard any of his other stuff.

BurnTheEnd
February 17th 2008


51 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Brilliant.

lunchforthesky
February 21st 2008


1039 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Lyrically he's one of the best in modern music for me.

natey
April 23rd 2008


4195 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

I hate the first three songs but this is ok.

Vokills
April 29th 2008


109 Comments


He did a cover of The Postal Service's "Such Great Heights" and its a lot better.
i will get this album after today

cbmartinez
April 29th 2008


2525 Comments


See, I think that cover is pretty bad and I also was never impressed by his earlier work, but this album is truly fantastic. One of the best of 07 for sure.

BroRape
April 29th 2008


803 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

this is a fucking great album. i need to listen to it again soon.

danthemanwiththeplan
June 17th 2008


22 Comments


I liked the album, but does anyone else think Beam looks a lot like Charles Manson or am I alone with that assumption???



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