Let My Burden Be

Golden Shoulders
Doppler Records
General | Feb 2003

Reviews

Eric K!
Reviewed 2003-06-01
Nevada City's The Golden Shoulders' _Let My Burden Be_ is a really fun debut. Adam, the singer writes very clever, catchy glam pop songs that recall and usually appropriate from David Bowie, T.Rex, the Beatles, and the Nazz. This is a very well-done album with a wide variety of styles ranging from phaser-abused psychedelic pop songs to acoustic ballads. This isn't the most original album I've heard lately, but it is
a tremendous amount of fun.
Stand-out tracks: 6,13,9,4,5,12

1. nice stomping beat
2. phased vocals
3. with female background vocals, seems to reference the Beatles' "Don't
Let Me Down"
4. Fun, piano-driven, it kind of sways.
5. Nice interplay between instruments. Some goofy effects. This song
recalls what song? Someone tell me.
6. Acoustic T-Rex glam. With female backing vocals.
7. Rocking. Phaser absue. Nice psychedelic breakdown. Reminds me of the Nazz.
8. Stomping glam, funny lyrics
9. Catchy, bouncey. Female vocals. Definite Pixies-influence.
10. Country music send-up. Clever lyrics.
11. Ballad, lots of pose.
12. A goofy acoustic love song.
13. Overdriven, noisy pop song. Nice bouncey chorus and cool phaser abuse

Recent airplay

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press and releaseJul 16, 2003
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2003-06-16 — 2003-08-18
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Track listing

1. Do You Know Who You Are?
2. Finding Out
3. Bring Me Down
4. Spirit of '78
5. Golden Arms
6. The Honey, the Power, the Li
7. One to Be for
8. Genius
9. Sympathy
10. A Short and Fleeting Thing
11. Overhead Underground
12. Goodbye Hummingbird
13. Time We Took Away