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Friday, Sep 18
Format: Women In Music Pt. III [Explicit]
Description
LP includes two 140-gram vinyl
Language : English
Product Dimensions : 12.3 x 0.3 x 12.1 inches; 1.15 pounds
Manufacturer : Columbia Records Group
Original Release Date : 2020
Run time : 52 minutes
Date First Available : March 2, 2020
Label : Columbia Records Group
Number of discs : 2
Best Sellers Rank: #10,712 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl) #1,289 in Alternative Rock (CDs & Vinyl) #5,275 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
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I'm 54 and so tired of my friends saying "Today's music is terrible, there's no good new music out there". They just got old and stopped SEEKING for good music! As kids, we have peers, older siblings, cool aunts or uncles to turn us on to great music. In the 90's, even commercial radio played great stuff (just like in the 60's,70's and 80's!) College and pirate radio stations still play new, amazing music (corporate radio is all one company, who owns the last record company, so they pound their product down your throat, because they don't hire those pesky, unruly artists who want creative control and artistic expression! They cost too much money! They want personalities they can use up and discard while maintaining absolute sonic homogeny! THAT'S where the big bucks is!) There are more streaming radio stations than can be imagined! So GO FIND THE GOOD NEW MUSIC! It isn't like you have to actually mine for it! Spend 20 minutes trying out internet stations until you hear something you like and run with it! THAT is how I found HAIM! In my opinion, the best new musical act in a quarter century. Hooks, riffs, anthems, sing along choruses, heavy guitars, pounding drums, melodic bass lines and impeccable harmonies. The songs on ALL their albums are pop/hard rock masterpieces, but WIMPIII is their coup de gras! With this album, they have effectively rendered all of their contemporaries impotent posers. What credentials do I have to think myself qualified to foist such a lofty critique upon all y'all? Welp... I was a touring musician from age 15 to age 45. I've written several music columns for several different entertainment publications and I've released a dozen LP's over the course of 30 years, all of which have sold remarkably well, considering their DIY, indy status. I'm not a doctor, but I sang about one once on TV. And I say, the prescription for "there's no good music" syndrome is a MASSIVE dose of HAIM's Women In Music Pt.III (or Days Are Gone or Something to Tell You... buy them all. Right now. I'm not kidding, go do it!!)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2022 by John Fud Zavacki
Adversity must agree with HAIM, because leave it to them to come out with their strongest collection during our worldwide Scamdemic. If the band is somewhat bothered by comparisons to Fleetwood Mac, "Women In Music Part III" will probably do nothing to dispel that. This album is a pastiche of different musical styles and textures that at times, conjures up Lou Reed, Joni Mitchell, and Wilson Phillips among others. It really is their "Tusk" or "White Album" in that it is fairly experimental, and sort of all over the board musically which may bother some listeners. However, if you are ready to accept this musical hodgepodge, the experience can be quite pleasant and rewarding. In a different time, and a different music business, HAIM would probably be worldwide megastars with all the money and fame that used to entail. Danielle Haim in particular is an exquisite talent with as good a radio-ready pop voice as you will ever hear...It is a shame that live music concerts are probably a thing of the past now, as a band like HAIM deserves to bring these songs to a live setting...But in the meantime, we will have to be content with listening to this superb collection at home, and supporting any live streams the band may do.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2020 by Guitar Gear Junkie
Apologies if you're just discovering Haim and don't know any better. But if you know them, then you must already know that this album is nuanced, textured, pop with to-die-for harmonies and melodies. It's not just that the Haim sisters are accomplished musicians, and that they have killer chemistry with each other, it's that they have the talent and skill to craft layered songs that still sound bright and clean while being ridiculously catchy. Every song has a different character (saxophone in Los Angeles, Joni Mitchell vibes on Man from the Magazine, etc.) but still sounds cohesive with the rest of the album. The instrumentation is sparse but enough--think of the song version of your chillest/coolest friend. "I Know Alone" (very fitting in the time of Rona), "Gasoline," "I've Been Down," and "Leaning on You" are my current faves. But I have no doubt I'll discover more. The beauty with Haim's music is that it all actually gets better upon repeated listens. I'd also recommend seeing them live if at all possible. This music is great through headphones but honestly is intended to be heard live with your friends. A tiny bit of Haim's "X-factor" just doesn't translate to a studio recording. Overall. Yes, buy immediately.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2020 by Ashton
Loved "Days Are Gone." "Something to Tell You" was good but not as good. "Women in Music Part III" puts them both to shame. This is an incredible record made by passionate, wildly talented musicians. Not a bum track on the whole thing. A warning, though: if you're going the vinyl route, note that this is a 12" that needs to be played at 45 rpm rather than 33 1/3. Yes, it tells you on the label, but...some of us aren't that swift. ;).
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2020 by robw
I CANNOT contain my excitement about buying "Women In Music Pt. III" on vinyl—it is seriously a five-star treasure. The sound quality on this vinyl is excellent, and let me tell you, it sounds even better on vinyl than on digital. The depth and warmth of the music come alive in a way that's simply magical. This album is a no-skip gift, filled with bangers that manages a cohesive and excellent summer vibe from start to finish. Whether you're dancing in your kitchen or simply basking in the sound, "Women In Music Pt. III" on vinyl is an absolute must-have. It's a masterpiece and I can't get enough- my favorite is Leaning On You.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by Dalton O
To me, Haim's first album (Days Are Gone) is a masterpiece. Wasn't sure how they could top their debut album. -After listening to this album countless times, I'm starting to think this might be their best work yet. Every track is so good. Favorites includes: Gasoline, Leaning on You, The Steps and 3 AM. But honestly, every track is good. -If you like the band, I think you're going to like this album. If not at first, give it several listens and I think you'll change your mind.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2021 by Jess E.
This is pop rock at its best. This isn't hard rock. 16 songs and all very good. The CD flows from one song to another. Haim is outstanding.
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024 by J. Hack
I am a boomer pot smoking ex-hippie from the 70's, rock 'n roll type of dude - saw these sisters on Kimmel (yea, not recent/it was from back in the fall, I am months behind with Jimmy) and was very impressed by them, so I took a chance on the CD since they are so cheap these dayz - very happy I did/very impressed with their music – this is the 2nd best CD I bought this year (sorry, Machine Gun Kelly still moves me the most this year)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2021 by LarP