1/2 On All the Lost Souls, Blunt again delves into pretty folk pop, though he comes up with a couple of solid cuts in teh Bowie-minus-the-weird "One of the Brightest Stars" and "Give Me Some Love..."
1/2 On All the Lost Souls, Blunt again delves into pretty folk pop, though he comes up with a couple of solid cuts in teh Bowie-minus-the-weird "One of the Brightest Stars" and "Give Me Some Love..."
| James Blunt | Primary Artist, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Vocals, 12-string Guitar, Vibes, Pump Organ, fender rhodes |
| Suzie Katayama | Strings |
| Ben Castle | Electric Guitar, Vocals, 12-string Guitar |
| Paul "Beardy" Beard | Piano, Hammond Organ, Vocals, Wurlitzer, Hammond B3 |
| Malcolm Moore | Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Strings, Vocals, Hawaiian Guitar |
| Karl Brazil | Drums, Vocals |
| Malcolm Moore | Acoustic Guitar |
| Mister Nau | Piano |
| Mr. Nau | Piano |
| Tom Rothrock | Producer, Audio Production |
| Mark Batson | Composer |
| Don C. Tyler | Mastering |
| Max Martin | Composer |
| Steve McEwan | Composer |
| Eg White | Composer |
| R. Walt Vincent | Digital Editing |
| Mike Tarantino | Engineer |
| Todd Interland | Management |
| Jimmy Hogarth | Composer |
| James Blunt | Composer |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
Rarely does an album deliver on the promise of an unparalleled listening experience from start to finish, but "All the Lost Souls" does just that, as did its predecessor, "Back to Bedlam." One of my favorite songs is "I Really Want You." There's this girl I have a crush on, and the words in this song further give rise to the feelings I have for her. A great song can have a profound effect on a person, and if one song can do that, then the ten on this album can very well change a person's life. What "I Really Want You" did for me (or, rather, to me), any, if not all of the songs on this album can do for you. Add insight to your music collection -- buy this album today!
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Posted October 1, 2010
It was freaking amazing, i just love him!
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Posted October 1, 2010
I was so sure that I was going to hate this album and I was pleasantly surprised. Very catchy songs that only get better with repeated listening. Recommend you add this to your collection.
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Editorial Reviews
Barnes & Noble
James Blunt took the recording industry by storm with his debut disc, Back to Bedlam, and its inescapable single, "You're Beautiful." Now the Brit crooner -- who went from a nobody to a household name seemingly overnight -- tries to recapture the magic on a more sinewy set, All the Lost Souls, recorded with his touring outfit.All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
For as big a hit as it was, "You're Beautiful" wasn't necessarily representative of what kind of a singer/songwriter James Blunt is. It wasn't necessarily inaccurate, but it was misleading, suggesting that all this tremulously tuneful singer/songwriter wants to do is be sensitive -- ...