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product_id: 8801760
title: "Cedar + Gold"
brand: "capitol"
price: "E£ 2817"
currency: EGP
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 8
category: "Music"
url: https://www.desertcart.com.eg/products/8801760-cedar-gold
store_origin: EG
region: Egypt
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# Cedar + Gold

**Brand:** capitol
**Price:** E£ 2817
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

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- **What is this?** Cedar + Gold by capitol
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 2817 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.eg](https://www.desertcart.com.eg/products/8801760-cedar-gold)

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- capitol enthusiasts

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## Description

Tristan Prettyman took an extended break prior to making her newalbum Cedar + Gold. She traveled the globe, had surgery to removepolyps on her vocal cords, got engaged to her long-term boyfriend, dealtwith the pain of his ending the engagement, and eventually questionedwhether she even wanted to be a musician at all.With an artistry that lies in her finely etched lyrical details and intimatevocal performances, Prettyman spares no one, including herself, on songslike Say Anything, I Was Gonna Marry You, Come Clean, Glass Jar, and Never Say Never. As intense as some of the songs may be, the mood istempered not only by playfully twisted tunes like first single My Oh My, but also by the album s warm, earthy sound, which Prettyman createdwith her producer Greg Wells (Adele, Katy Perry), who plays piano, bass,drums, and some guitar on the album.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Heartbreak Makes for Incisive Writing
  

*by J***R on December 18, 2013*









  
  
    Like Taylor Swift, Prettyman uses her recent breakup as fertile fodder for song.  As her prior Hello and Twentythree paid witness, Prettyman is no slouch as a writer, but heartbreak now makes her melodies and words particularly incisive.  Songs like “Second Chance” or “My Oh My” channel her hurt into big choruses of affirmation that the real loser is he who left.  Just try not singing along.  Emotional shrapnel is worked through in songs like “Deep Blue Ocean,” as Prettyman channels Shelby Lynne and scales back to simple bass and pedal-steel, making the ache palpable.  The penultimate “Rebound” proffers a very frank assessment of exactly what a rebound is good for.  And in the closer, “Never Say Never,” Prettyman tries to sum up, but collapses into a mirror monologue to Mr. Gone.  Love hurts, a heart blurts, and art gleams in cedar and gold.
  


### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Glad I Bought the Entire Album
  

*by S***N on February 22, 2013*









  
  
    I haven't purchased a physical CD for at least 5 years and it's probably been longer than that. I usually just download a song, or two, here on Amazon from any album I like.  I don't want to waste my money on songs I don't like.  I had heard "My, Oh, My" on YouTube. Then I heard the acoustic version of that song -- also on YouTube, which is even better and a nice bonus when you get the free CD Rip of this album.  I have to say that every song on this album is good listening.  A good mix of rock, jazz, a little country too.  Once I sampled the songs here on Amazon, I decided to buy the entire album.  It's that good IMO.  I'll be honest, I had not heard of Tristan Prettyman before this album, but I will be looking at other albums from her.  If you get a chance to listen to her acoustic versions on YouTube (1 MIC, 1 TAKE), I recommend that.  She has a unique sound that really comes through acoustically.
  


### ⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Very Forgettable
  

*by L***Y on November 1, 2016*









  
  
    I don't understand all the positive reviews this album has received. The lyrics are incredibly generic and cliche. The music starts out mediocre and  devolves into irritating ("Quit You") and then incomprehensible ("Bad Drug"). Prettyman has a lovely voice, and (most of) her melodies aren't bad, they just aren't interesting, and the album can't seem to decide between going full-on country or sticking to a singer-songwriter sound. It all just ends up sounding sort of lost.
  


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