Mother Love Bone - Apple (2025 Remaster) (2025) [Hi-Res]

Artist: Mother Love Bone
Title: Apple (2025 Remaster)
Year Of Release: 1990 / 2025
Label: Island Def Jam
Genre: Rock, Grunge, Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Glam Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [192kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 58:10
Total Size: 2.41 GB / 410 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Apple (2025 Remaster)
Year Of Release: 1990 / 2025
Label: Island Def Jam
Genre: Rock, Grunge, Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Glam Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [192kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 58:10
Total Size: 2.41 GB / 410 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Mother Love Bone – This Is Shangrila (2025 Remaster) (03:42)
2. Mother Love Bone – Stardog Champion (2025 Remaster) (04:57)
3. Mother Love Bone – Holy Roller (2025 Remaster) (04:27)
4. Mother Love Bone – Bone China (2025 Remaster) (03:45)
5. Mother Love Bone – Come Bite The Apple (2025 Remaster) (05:26)
6. Mother Love Bone – Stargazer (2025 Remaster) (04:51)
7. Mother Love Bone – Heartshine (2025 Remaster) (04:36)
8. Mother Love Bone – Captain Hi Top (2025 Remaster) (03:07)
9. Mother Love Bone – Man Of Golden Words (2025 Remaster) (03:41)
10. Mother Love Bone – Capricorn Sister (2025 Remaster) (04:18)
11. Mother Love Bone – Gentle Groove (2025 Remaster) (03:59)
12. Mother Love Bone – Mr. Danny Boy (2025 Remaster) (04:50)
13. Mother Love Bone – Crown Of Thorns (2025 Remaster) (06:23)
Fair or unfair, Mother Love Bone is destined to be described as "the band Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard were in before Pearl Jam." But in fact, Apple is a solid offering that can stand on its own merits. Even if Pearl Jam had never come about, Apple would be well worth obtaining. Though MLB proudly declared its allegiance to Seattle in a 1990 interview with Cash Box, Apple really doesn't fall into the alternative rock category or inspire comparisons to bands like Nirvana, Alice in Chains, or Soundgarden. Rather, MLB were clearly Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith devotees, and it's hard to miss the influence of Zep's Robert Plant and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler when lead singer Andrew Wood tears into such intense yet melodic hard rock boogie as "Capricorn Sister," "Stardog Champion," and "Captain Hi-Top." This was a band with great potential, but sadly, one can only speculate on what would have happened had it had a chance to develop. © Alex Henderson