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Gram Parsons GRIEVOUS ANGEL VinylGram Parsons fondness for drugs and high living are said to have been catching up with him while he was recording Grievous Angel, and sadly he wouldn't live long enough to see it reach record stores, dying from a drug overdose in the fall of 1973. This album is a less ambitious and unified set than his solo debut, but that's to say that G. P. was a great album while Grievous Angel was instead a very, very good one. Much of the same band that played on

There's a sense of consequences running through Marauder that gives more impact to their dour stylishness

vocals you sometimes have to work to hear

Such seclusion may have meant he wasn't as focused to deliver songs with pop aspirations

jumps out of the speakers with a heavy drum break (reminiscent of the B-Boy approved grooves of their early output)

who mans the mixing boards here with a relish and restraint that helps make this one of the most tasteful (and tasty) records on his recent r

Phil Collins certainly has enough hits to fill out a double-disc compilation -- in the U

echo-chamber guitars

the dust-coated church organ

A THOUSAND LEAVES feels carefully constructed and produced while still immediate

the appeal of their button-pushing pop endures

" "Miss Sarajevo")

with pop itself