Elton John – Caribou

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Artist: Elton John

Title: Caribou

Year: 1974

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Tracklist

  • 1. The Bitch Is Back - Remastered 1995 (3:44)
  • 2. Pinky - Remastered 1995 (3:54)
  • 3. Grimsby - Remastered 1995 (3:46)
  • 4. Dixie Lily - Remastered 1995 (2:55)
  • 5. Solar Prestige A Gammon - Remastered 1995 (2:52)
  • 6. You're So Static - Remastered 1995 (4:53)
  • 7. I've Seen The Saucers - Remastered 1995 (4:48)
  • 8. Stinker - Remastered 1995 (5:20)
  • 9. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me - Remastered 1995 (5:36)
  • 10. Ticking - Remastered 1995 (7:34)
  • 11. Pinball Wizard - Remastered 1995 (5:09)
  • 12. Sick City - Remastered 1995 (5:23)
  • 13. Cold Highway - Remastered 1995 (3:25)
  • 14. Step Into Christmas - Remastered 1995 (4:32)

Review

Elton John's "Caribou" is a time capsule of 1974, bursting with an eclectic mix of styles that will keep you on your toes. You've got the high-energy kick of "The Bitch Is Back" to get the party started, and then he flips the switch with softer, more introspective tracks like "Pinky" and "Dixie Lily". But just when you think you've got him pegged, Elton breaks out the pop-rock vibe with "Grimsby", showing off his incredible range. With "Caribou", it's clear that Elton John was on a mission to push the boundaries of his sound, and it's a thrilling ride.

The album's diversity is also highlighted by the beautiful ballad "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me", which features some amazing backing vocals from the Beach Boys, adding a whole new layer of depth to the track. Despite what the critics said back in the day, "Caribou" has stood the test of time as a testament to Elton's fearless experimentation and versatility. It's an album that's full of surprises, and its commercial success in both the UK and US was well-deserved. "Caribou" is a true classic, and its unique blend of styles continues to delight listeners to this day. - Dave

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