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1. If I Don't See You Again
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2. Pretty Amazing Grace
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3. Don't Go There
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4. Another Day (That Time Forgot)
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5. One More Bite Of The Apple
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6. Forgotten
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7. Act Like A Man
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8. Whose Hands Are These
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9. No Words
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10. The Power Of Two
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11. Slow It Down
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12. Home Before Dark (Regular Album Version)
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Reviews
In 2006, Rick Rubin got Neil Diamond to strip away his lush sound and lay down a terrific new batch of songs. Two years later, the two do the exact same thing again, and though the element of surprise is missing this time out, it still is the perfect format to remind the world what a unique singer-songerwriter Diamond is. "Don't Go There" has that special Neil swagger, "Act Like a Man" proves that Neil belonged on stage with the Band in The Last Waltz and "The Power of Two" has that full-hearted conviction that only Neil Diamond brings to the pop landscape.
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- Nick Dedina
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"I hated sleeping around," a forlorn Neil Diamond sings on the opener from his second collaboration with Rick Rubin. "God knows it's lonely out there." The stripped—bare, acoustic song sets the tone for an album in which an emotionally naked Diamond repeatedly suggests that without his girlfriend — 36—year—old Rachel Farley — he'd be near suicide. Like Johnny Cash's Rubin—produced American... More > Read More Reviews on RollingStone.com
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- ANDY GREENE
(p) 2008 Neil Diamond and SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
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