John Farnham - Age of Reason

John Farnham: Age of Reason

Track Listings:

1. Age Of Reason
2. Blow By Blow
3. Listen To The Wind
4. Two Strong Hearts
5. Burn Down The Night
6. Beyond The Call
7. We're No Angels
8. Dont Tell Me It Cant Be Done
9. The Fire
10. Some Do, Some Don't
11. Its A Long Way To The Top

[Disclaimer: The track list for this album is provided as a courtesy, because at the time of this listing, there were no song titles available on this page, for this title. We feel that you should be aware of what songs are on this album before making your purchase. Enjoy!]

August 18, 2005

Stuart

I First remember John's music From The Rad Soundtrack with its opening scene playing "Break The Ice." What a cool moment & great movie. But on Age Of Reason, he breaks away from the Rad Soundtrack sound a little for a more Westcoast AOR sound. I like the songs Two Stong Hearts, Burn Down The Night, The Fire & the AC/DC Cover of It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Want To Rock N Roll). Overall I still love the "Break The Ice" sound but this is a close second. June 7, 2005

The album that made Farnham standout

As an Australian I am proud to see a fellow Aussie singer attain stardom and John Farnham is well deserving of praise for in his music career he has achieved so much. I have had the opportunity to see him live in concert here in Sydney and was thunderstruck by the level of feeling and emotion he sung each song. He is a real star on the stage.
Age of Reason, is my favourite album from John Farnham and I have been a avid listener and collector of his music from my teen years. Many of my favourite songs and well known songs are on this album release. The CD starts with an outstanding opening song called 'Age of Reason' (a song which should be heard by soldiers before they go fighting...maybe teach them the futility of war)and ends with 'When The War is Over'. The theme of this album is simply the futility of hate. Farnham puts his message across well and not in a political way like the Oils did.
Great songs, great artist and perfect album. February 17, 2005

Wonderful Album

A true classic from an Australian legend. He has managed to regin for over three decades now and this was one of his finest pieces of work. His voice is amazing and the album itself is close to flawless I'd recommend it for anyone who is a John Farnham fan or if you're curious about the man this album will win you over. June 11, 2000

More reviews at Amazon.com ...