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Paul Westerberg
Released 1996

Angels Walk
03:22
79 plays

These Are the Days
03:58
237 plays

Once Around the Weekend
03:56
199 plays

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songs

- 1
- These Are the Days
- 03:58
- 237 plays

- 2
- Century
- 04:35
- 190 plays

- 3
- Love Untold
- 04:16
- 137 plays

- 4
- Ain't Got Me
- 03:25
- 178 plays

- 5
- You've Had It With You
- 03:11
- 154 plays

- 6
- MamaDaddyDid
- 02:57
- 140 plays

- 7
- Hide 'N' Seekin'
- 03:06
- 137 plays

- 8
- Once Around the Weekend
- 03:56
- 199 plays

- 9
- Trumpet Clip
- 03:17
- 124 plays

- 10
- Angels Walk
- 03:22
- 79 plays

- 11
- Good Day
- 04:19
- 104 plays

- 12
- Time Flies Tomorrow
- 04:33
- 156 plays

album review

Paul Westerberg's second solo album, Eventually, delivered a full three years after his debut, 14 Songs, illustrates that he has problems telling the difference between maturity and stodginess. Eventually follows the same pattern as 14 Songs, as he balances up-tempo, Stonesy rockers with introspective, folky ballads. Generally, his slower numbers cut the deepest, like the affectionate Bob Stinson tribute, "Good Day" and the heart-tugging "MamaDaddyDid." When Westerberg rocks out, he sounds tired and mannered; neither his riffs nor his performance has the energy of vintage Replacements, or '70s and '80s Stones, for that matter. And the rockers demonstrate the major flaw of Eventually -- its carefully considered production. Though the production is clean and professional, its very slickness emphasizes the uneven quality of Westerberg's songwriting. There are some gems here -- in fact, there are even more this time around than on 14 Songs -- but Westerberg still sounds uncertain of what direction he wants to pursue and how to grow old gracefully. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide