Counting Crows – August and Everything After

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Artist: Counting Crows

Title: August and Everything After

Year: 2007

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Tracklist

  • 1. Round Here (5:30)
  • 2. Omaha (3:38)
  • 3. Mr. Jones (4:31)
  • 4. Perfect Blue Buildings (5:00)
  • 5. Anna Begins (4:31)
  • 6. Time And Time Again (5:11)
  • 7. Rain King (4:15)
  • 8. Sullivan Street (4:27)
  • 9. Ghost Train (4:01)
  • 10. Raining In Baltimore (4:40)
  • 11. A Murder Of One (5:42)
  • 12. Shallow Days - Acoustic Demo (4:55)
  • 13. Mean Jumper Blues - Acoustic Demo (4:26)
  • 14. Love And Addiction - Demo (4:22)
  • 15. Omaha - Demo (3:22)
  • 16. Shallow Days - Demo (4:45)
  • 17. This Land Is Your Land - Acoustic Demo (3:49)
  • 1. Anna Begins - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (5:23)
  • 2. Omaha - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (3:45)
  • 3. Jumping Jesus - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (3:06)
  • 4. Margery Dreams Of Horses - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (4:15)
  • 5. Perfect Blue Buildings - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (5:24)
  • 6. Round Here - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (11:45)
  • 7. Rain King - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (4:54)
  • 8. Time And Time Again - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (6:23)
  • 9. Ghost Train - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (5:42)
  • 10. Children In Bloom - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (5:26)
  • 11. A Murder Of One - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (14:45)
  • 12. Sullivan Street - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (5:19)
  • 13. The Ghost In You - 1994/Live At Elysée Montmartre, Paris (3:45)

Review

Wowza, let me take you back to '93 with Counting Crows' dynamite debut, "August and Everything After." Produced by the legend T Bone Burnett, this album is an absolute gem in the alt-rock scene. With Adam Duritz's soulful lyrics and the band's eclectic mix of folk, rock, and pop, it’s no wonder tracks like "Mr. Jones" climbed the charts like they were climbing beanstalks. And talking about that single? It was the beacon that lit up the Billboard chart, reaching number 5 on U.S. Radio Songs and a sizzling number 2 on genre-specific charts.

The album's lush instrumentation is like a colorful 90s collage—accordions, mandolins, pedal steel, and harmonicas all playing nice together. Critics couldn’t get enough, Rolling Stone and AllMusic were all over it. With over seven million copies sold in the U.S. alone, "August and Everything After" didn't just drop onto the scene—it owned it. The deluxe editions are just the cherry on top, including bonus tracks and a live album that capture a raw and powerful concert experience. Counting Crows crafted a sonic masterpiece that remains a golden standard in alternative rock, making every listen feel like a rich, nostalgic trip down memory lane with a 90s mixtape feel. - Brooke

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