Evening of the Harvest explained

Evening of the Harvest
Type:Studio album
Artist:Translator
Cover:eveningoftheharvest_album.jpg
Released:1986
Label:415/Columbia
Producer:Ed Stasium
Prev Title:Translator
Prev Year:1985
Next Year:1986

Evening of the Harvest is the fourth album by Translator, released in 1986 on 415 Records, and distributed by Columbia Records.

In 2007, the album was released on CD for the first time by Wounded Bird Records. The CD release included 2 songs from a single as bonus tracks.

In a 2007 review in Record Collector, Tony Sclafani wrote that Translator "turned their amps up to 11" in a "muscular" style that "predicted grunge", because they were frustrated with "audience indifference" to their previous albums.[1] He described Evening of the Harvest as having "replaced [the band's] Beatles leanings with influences ranging from Neil Young to raga rock."

Track listing

  1. "Standing in Line"
  2. "These Old Days"
  3. "Crazier Everyday"
  4. "I Need You to Love"
  5. "Is There a Heaven Singing"
  6. "Winter Crying"
  7. "Stony Gates of Time"
  8. "Complications"
  9. "Point of No Return"
  10. "Tolling of the Bells"
  11. "Evening of the Harvest"
2007 CD bonus tracks
  1. "Today" (single)
  2. "Ronnie Raygun Blues" (b-side)

Notes and References

  1. News: Sclafani . Tony . August 28, 2007 . Heartbeats & Triggers / No Time Like Now / Translator / Evening Of The Harvest Translator . 2024-04-13 . Record Collector.

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