Transcendental Highway
Colin Hay · 1998
58 min · 13 tracks · rock music
Intimate melodies fuse with contemplative lyrics, creating a reflective journey through heartache and hope.
Why this album works
This album is noted for its critical reception, with many praising Hay's lyrical depth and musical craftsmanship. It contributed to his steady reputation as a solo artist post-Men at Work, influencing a generation of singer-songwriters in the rock genre.
- Best for
- reflective journey through heartache steady pacing with gradual peaks intimate melodies for contemplation
- Context
- By 1998, Colin Hay was transitioning from his successful tenure with Men at Work to a solo career. 'Transcendental Highway' marked his fifth solo album and showcased his growth as a songwriter, following the artistic explorations of his previous releases.
- Stylistic neighbors
- John Mayer· Daniel Lanois· ZZ Top
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Transcendental Highway Standout 5:49
- 2 Don’t Believe You Anymore 3:56
- 3 My Brilliant Feat Standout 5:48
- 4 Goodbye My Red Rose 3:32
- 5 If I Go 4:27
- 6 I’m Doing Fine 4:59
- 7 Wash It All Away 3:24
- 8 Cactus 4:43
- 9 Death Row Conversation 4:55
- 10 I’ll Leave the Light On 4:39
- 11 Freedom Calling 5:04
- 12 I Just Don’t Think I’ll Ever Get Over You Standout 7:23
- 13 [Untitled] 0:02
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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