After 10 years of recording and touring, the Counting Crows are celebrating a decade together with a “best of” album.By Catherine BoggsDrawing from every period of the Counting Crows recording ...

In 1993, Counting Crows shared their debut studio album August and Everything After. Today, they’ve shared the LP’s previously unreleased and unfinished title track, which the band re-recorded ...

The new CD presents a heavier rock sound with edgy lyrics, reminiscent of guitar-screeching music from the 70s. Avid listeners might be turned off by “1492,” the first track of the album.

But Duritz won't predict how that will affect the way Counting Crows make the group's next album. "I don't imagine I'll start letting other people write the lyrics," he says. "I get asked a lot of ...

Counting Crows had only formed two years before the album arrived, and it was originally just a duo (Duritz and David Bryson). Its lineup was somewhat fluid even as they were making the record.

After the Counting Crows released their fifth album, 2008’s “Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings,” singer Adam Duritz had had enough — not of the spotlight or the road, but of himself.

But Duritz won’t predict how that will affect the way Counting Crows make the group’s next album. “I don’t imagine I’ll start letting other people write the lyrics,” he says.