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Maximum Audio Biography: Counting Crows | 
 enlarge | Artist: Counting Crows
Label: Import [Generic]
Category: Music
Buy New: $27.69
New (3) from $27.69
Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 312029
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
EAN: 5037320003225
ASIN: B00004RFXH
Release Date: June 12, 2001
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: International shipping available
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| Tracks:
| • | One For Sorrow Two For Joy | | • | Mr Duritz | | • | The Crows Start To Hatch | | • | A Feeding Frenzy | | • | At Home In The Studio | | • | As The Crow Flies | | • | On The Road | | • | In The Public Eye | | • | Friends And Lovers | | • | Making And Breaking Records | | • | A Live Sensation | | • | Everything After |
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Album Description
Audio-biography + interviews and a mini-poster. Counting Crows formed in 1989 when singer Adam Duritz and guitarist David Bryson hooked up in San Francisco and began performing acoustic music in local coffee-houses. Taking the name Counting Crows from an old English rhyme, they soon formed a band from the cream of local musicians and started to play dark 1970's style rock music that became an instant success. 'Maximum Counting Crows' tells the complete and unauthorised story of their rise to fame, revealing the highs and lows of their career to date and giving the fascinating tale behind the bewitching music that has captured the hearts of millions of adoring fans world-wide.
Album Description
Full color picture CD housed inside of a deluxe slipcase with an eight page booklet. Also includes a full color 9.5' x 9.5' fold-out poster of the group. The disc, an audio biography combines narration with interview material. Over 54 minutes in length. 1999 release. Standard jewel case.
Album Details
Full Colour Picture Disc CD with Eight Page Illustrated Booklet and Fold Out Poster! Contains No Music, Only Interviews.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Just OK August 28, 2008
M. Pinedo (Arizona)
I LOVE the Counting Crows music, but this CD did not impress me at all. I listened to it once and threw it in a drawer. If you are a fan, you will not glean anything from this CD that you didn't already know. Save your money.
 Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid. December 10, 2003
Dwight E. Weber (Portland, Oregon United States)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
The unmitigated nerve of putting out a CD on the Counting Crows with ABSOLUTELY no music is bad enough. However, it's certainly not as bad as it gets. You have to listen to insipid writing voiced by some "I'm trying to be hip" English woman, who pronounces things like Los Lobos as "Los Lo-Boss" for no other reason than to be irritating. You learn a few things. Adam Duritz played with The Himalayans and recorded "Round Here" with them. Marty Jones of The Himalyans is Mr. Jones of the song. Adam worked at the Viper Bar owned by Johnny Depp after recording "August and Everything After." He dated Courtney Cox and wrote "A Long December" about their relationship. (Courtney Cox went on to marry David Arquette; obviously, she keep her standards awfully low.) Anyway, now you know all there is to gleaned from the CD, without having to become annoyed. A waste of time, a waste of effort, a waste of money. Adam Duritz is very talented, and Counting Crows is a great band. They deserved better. Someone who loves them ought to pull this travesty off the market.
!!!!!!NO MUSIC!!!!!!! February 22, 2001
19 out of 19 found this review helpful
THIS CD HAS ABOSOLUTELY NO MUSIC ON IT WHATSOEVER!!!! If anyone has written a review suggesting otherwise, then they are mistaken - and are probably referring to a real Counting Crows album - all of which are very good - unlike this pile of pants.
Maximum Crows gives a Minimum Performance July 28, 2000
45 out of 45 found this review helpful
The Counting Crows are my favorite band; however, this CD is quite horrible. After opening the thing, I sadly realized it was nothing more than a documentary with little more than "midi" music files playing rather horribly in the background while a British woman talks about the life and times of the Counting Crows. If you are doing research on the band, then this CD will be beneficial, but (as I am sure most of you are) if you want to hear some good CC music, then this is definitely not the CD for you. There is not one, I repeat, not one song on this CD. Thanks.
no! June 19, 2000
20 out of 20 found this review helpful
I didn't like this CD at all - I felt kind of cheated. This CD is just some lady reciting Counting Crows history, and there is no cc music. I ordered this months ago and never finished listening to it. If you need to have all the cc stuff in the world, buy it. If you haven't bought all the cc cd's start there first.
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