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All I Never Wanted by Dave Golden
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fave it Americana | 60's Pop
7 tracks | 15 minutes
Released Apr 2004
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This record won't cure your sanity. But it will begin the therapy.
Bio / Background
Beginning with two anthemic numbers, the album sets an ambitious course full of cross-genre experimentation and lyrical messages. In the opening Americana rocker, "All I Never Wanted," Golden lists all the things that could've been before concluding: "It was all I never wanted/ So what was I supposed to do?/ When all I ever thought of/ Was singing and writing music."
After celebrating his own take-charge attitude towards life, the record implores listeners to do the same with: "The night is young/ And opportunities abound/ On every street/ So think again/ Resignation and excuses/ Serve your ego not your purpose."
The third song takes an introspective turn as "Move" explores issues of spirituality and self-determination. Golden continues this exploration, leaving the realm of pop music and presenting a series of imagist movements for piano and cello. Invoking the precision of Ezra Pound, these brief pieces represent a series of city window frames.
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