Seeing Things
by: Jakob Dylan
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Album Description:
Digipak.This is Jakob's first solo albumwhich was produced by Rick Rubin at his home studio throughout 2007. With its direct, open production and moving themes, Seeing Things is the continuation of Rick's groundbreaking work and sheds new light on Jakob as a singer and songwriter. Jakob is best known as the lead singer and songwriter of the rock band The Wallflowers as well as being the youngest of four children born to singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and ex-wife Sara Dylan.
Digipak.This is Jakob's first solo albumwhich was produced by Rick Rubin at his home studio throughout 2007. With its direct, open production and moving themes, Seeing Things is the continuation of Rick's groundbreaking work and sheds new light on Jakob as a singer and songwriter. Jakob is best known as the lead singer and songwriter of the rock band The Wallflowers as well as being the youngest of four children born to singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and ex-wife Sara Dylan.
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- Jackob hits with Seeing Things
I'm not willing to make the obvious comparison, other than to say daddy taught him well!This is a great cd start to finish.The music is fresh, current and relevant.For me, it's also accessible, which is something daddy wasn't and I grew up in that era.Would I recommend this cd?Without a doubt.Fact is, I already have and whether this is Jakob's new direction or a departure from the norm, Jakob has hit his stride.
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- The Soft Revolution
It's really not a question of whether or not the world should care about the Wallflowers, it's more a question of does the world care, which, of course, it doesn't, or at least not enough. Jakob Dylan's primary vehicle has long been one of the most consistent yet underrated acts to emerge from the 90s alternative movement. While they helped to bridge the gap between roots rock revival, neo folk rock, and alt-country, they usually played second fiddle to the Counting Crows, which is arguably a bss ... Read More
Rating: - Bombers named after girls
I have always thought Jakob Dylan to be an underrated talent. Granted, had he not had that bloodline to call upon, it's likely he'd be known at all, but the shadow of the father still looms uneccessarily long across Jakob (and by extension, The Wallflowers) work. "Seeing Things," his first solo work, highlights both of these conundrums.
Like his father, Jakob can sure turn some terrific metaphoric phrases. Both "Will It Grow" and "Valley of The Low Sun" are both terrific songs, and "War ... Read More
Rating: - Seeing Things
There's a lot I love about this album, but what I love most is how it gets better the more it is listened to.I keep hearing new things and I'm still trying to figure out some of the things I hear over and over again.It's mellow enough to chill to, but interesting enough to drive with.I've been waiting for an album like this for a while.
Rating: - Great sound
We have been enjoying this CD. Dylan does a great job & you can listen to it anytime of the day. It's not one of the "you have to be in the mood to listen" to it CDs.
- Jackob hits with Seeing ThingsI'm not willing to make the obvious comparison, other than to say daddy taught him well!This is a great cd start to finish.The music is fresh, current and relevant.For me, it's also accessible, which is something daddy wasn't and I grew up in that era.Would I recommend this cd?Without a doubt.Fact is, I already have and whether this is Jakob's new direction or a departure from the norm, Jakob has hit his stride.
- The Soft RevolutionIt's really not a question of whether or not the world should care about the Wallflowers, it's more a question of does the world care, which, of course, it doesn't, or at least not enough. Jakob Dylan's primary vehicle has long been one of the most consistent yet underrated acts to emerge from the 90s alternative movement. While they helped to bridge the gap between roots rock revival, neo folk rock, and alt-country, they usually played second fiddle to the Counting Crows, which is arguably a bss ... Read More
- Bombers named after girlsI have always thought Jakob Dylan to be an underrated talent. Granted, had he not had that bloodline to call upon, it's likely he'd be known at all, but the shadow of the father still looms uneccessarily long across Jakob (and by extension, The Wallflowers) work. "Seeing Things," his first solo work, highlights both of these conundrums.
Like his father, Jakob can sure turn some terrific metaphoric phrases. Both "Will It Grow" and "Valley of The Low Sun" are both terrific songs, and "War ... Read More
- Seeing ThingsThere's a lot I love about this album, but what I love most is how it gets better the more it is listened to.I keep hearing new things and I'm still trying to figure out some of the things I hear over and over again.It's mellow enough to chill to, but interesting enough to drive with.I've been waiting for an album like this for a while.
- Great soundWe have been enjoying this CD. Dylan does a great job & you can listen to it anytime of the day. It's not one of the "you have to be in the mood to listen" to it CDs.
