Then there is Love on the Rocks . Stripped down and cynical, it is the hangover to America’s celebration. With a descending piano line that feels like whiskey melting ice, Diamond sings about romantic failure with a rasp that cuts through his usual polished veneer. It remains one of his best vocal performances—weary, resigned, and timeless.
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