Low

Main | From the Archives | Album Reviews | Photo Gallery | Videos | Discography

Album Reviews

Low

A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief

RS: Not Rated

2004

Play View Low's page on Rhapsody

The slow, lucent majesty of the Duluth, Minnesota, trio Low was in place from day one: They taped the first two tracks in this box set, demos of "Lullabye" and "Cut," at home in 1993 on the very night that they made their live debut, in Duluth. The next decade goes by with the same stateliness. The Pink Floyd and Spacemen 3 covers are no surprise, but Low's tender gravity in Bob Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind" and the high mass they make of "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me" will come as a sweet shock.

DAVID FRICKE

(Posted: Sep 16, 2004)

Advertisement

News and Reviews

Advertisement

Your Turn

Give us your review of A Lifetime Of Temporary Relief

Advertisement

 

Everything:Low

Main | From the Archives | Album Reviews | Photo Gallery | Videos | Discography

 

RSS Subscribe to Rolling Stone Low feed

See all available RSS feeds / learn more

Advertisement

Advertisement