Get Lonely is the tenth studio album by the Mountain Goats, released on August 22, 2006 on 4AD. It peaked at on the Billboard top 200 album chart. All tracks written by John Darnielle, except where noted. John Darnielle - vocals, piano, acoustic guitar, electric guitar. Peter Hughes - bass, percussion, vibraphone. Franklin Bruno - piano, organ, horn arrangements, acoustic guitar, electric guitar. Erik Friedlander - cello, string arrangements. Gene Baker - trumpet.

Album · 2006 · 12 Songs. Get Apple Music on iOS, Android, Mac and Windows. 12 Songs, 42 Minutes. Get Lonely The Mountain Goats. Listen on Apple Music.

Band Name The Mountain Goats. Album Name Get Lonely. Data wpisu Sierpień 2006. Styl muzycznyFolk Rock. Zarejestrowanych posiada ten album0. 2. New Monster Avenue.

Get Lonely is the fourth song on the album Get Lonely.

5. Maybe Sprout Wings. 6. Moon Over Goldsboro. 7. In The Hidden Places. 8. Song For Lonely Giants. Get Lonely ‎(LP, Album). CAD 2614 CD. The Mountain Goats.

Thematically at least, Get Lonely is the sparest, bleakest record in the Mountain Goats' discography. Much was made of the unprecedentedly autobiographical content of The Sunset Tree and We Shall All Be Healed, and it is true that they conveyed a sustained emotional potency that was largely new to Darnielle's repertory, but both contained so many lyrical loose ends, disjointed perspectives, and ambiguous imagery that it was difficult if not impossible to glean any consistent context in. them, let alone a coherent through-line. Get Lonely, on the other hand, is practically monotonous.

The album has a nice fuller rounder sound, lyrically strong and with just some great and interesting tracks. Other highlights songs for me are "Sax Rohmer and "San Bernardino". The Mountain Goats have such an expansive discography that the albums that resonate with someone is usually a very personal experience.

With his fifteenth album, alt-country stalwart John Darnielle has created the ultimate break-up album. Now, being in a happy relationship myself, it just feels impossible for me to really "get" this album, and, to be honest, I don't ever want to. Don't get me wrong, though, this is an amazing album, with superb music, and lyrics full of despair and ephemeral imagery

The Mountain Goats is the musical project of singer-songwriter, novelist, pianist and guitarist John Darnielle. He has the distinction of being named by the The New Yorker magazine as 'America’s best non-hip-hop lyricist'; in its June 2006 issue, Paste magazine dubbed Darnielle one of the '100 Best Living Songwriters'. Darnielle’s lyrics are erudite and compassionate and filled with imagery that reference classical literature, religion, mythology, culture, art, and history.