Album
The Places Between: The Best of Doves
2010Alternative · Music · Rock · Adult Alternative · Indie Rock · Pop · Britpop
Tracks
- 16:55
- 24:15
- 34:10
- 44:53
- 55:44
- 65:11
- 75:17
- 84:45
- 94:04
- 104:48
- 115:30
- 125:40
- 134:21
- 145:55
- 157:39
- 164:31
- 174:27
- 185:17
- 195:50
- 203:54
- 213:53
- 224:24
- 234:02
- 243:48
- 253:58
- 263:23
- 274:41
- 283:46
- 294:38
- 304:37
- 313:50
- 321:52
- 333:43
- 342:24
- 353:39
- 36The Cedar RoomDoves4:40
- 37Sea SongDoves4:33
- 38Here It ComesDoves4:47
- 39Catch the SunDoves4:10
- 404:27
- 41There Goes the FearDoves4:47
- 42PoundingDoves4:08
- 43Caught By the RiverDoves4:24
- 444:20
- 45Snowden (Live Edit)Doves4:11
- 46Sky Starts FallingDoves3:58
- 47Kingdom of RustDoves4:18
- 48Winter HillDoves3:43
About this album
It seems perfectly fitting that Manchester, England’s Doves would open for arena favorites such as U2, Coldplay and Oasis. Their Brit-pop, if it can be termed that, sounds perfectly compatible with the echoed grandiosity of the headliners. While they have only experienced limited success in the U.S., it isn’t from a lack of affable hooks or pleasing, deep-and-wide song dynamics. This “Best Of” collection features many of the tunes that their fans have come to expect. “There Goes the Fear”, “Black and White Town” and “Kingdom of Rust” are songs necessary for anyone to understand the band’s appeal. However, the inclusion of the new single “Andalucia” is a welcome addition to the catalog. Singer-bassist Jimi Goodwin, guitarist Jez Williams and drummer Andy Williams create a sound far beyond that of your average rock trio.