Fluorescent
Steve Wynn
Release Date: 1993
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Track Listing
| Item 1: cd | ||
|---|---|---|
| # | Track Title | Play |
| 1 | Follow Me | Follow Me |
| 2 | Collision Course | Collision Course |
| 3 | Carelessly | Carelessly |
| 4 | Carry A Torch | Carry A Torch |
| 5 | Open The Door | Open The Door |
| 6 | Older | Older |
| 7 | Layer By Layer | Layer By Layer |
| 8 | That's Why I Wear Black | That's Why I Wear Black |
| 9 | Wedding Bells | Wedding Bells |
| 10 | The Sun Rises In The West | The Sun Rises In The West |
| 11 | Look Both Ways | Look Both Ways |
| 12 | Never Ending Rain | Never Ending Rain |
| 13 | Animation | Animation |
| 14 | Gospel 1 | Gospel 1 |
| 15 | Counting The Days | Counting The Days |
| 16 | Closer | Closer |
| 17 | The Subject Was Roses | The Subject Was Roses |
| 18 | Dead Roses | Dead Roses |
| 19 | Gospel 2 | Gospel 2 |
| 20 | Our Little House | Our Little House |
Album Press
CMJ
Throughout the `80s, Steve Wynn gained notoriety as the guiding force behind Los Angeles' renowned Dream Syndicate. His third solo outing, the self-produced Fluorescent, only vaguely recalls that outfit's psychedelically-edged rock textures, and concentrates instead on a more stripped-down, focused and countrified approach. While Fluorescent certainly sounds well-mapped out, the songs that appear on the album are, for the mostmoreposted:Rolling Stone
On this, his third solo bid, he's singing neofolk alongside John Wesley Harding and Victoria Williams. Stripping down suits his songwriting: "That's Why I Wear Black" sounds almost like a rediscovered Woody Guthrie tune, and "Wedding Bells" seems a country standard.
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