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Lonesome Crowded West (CD - 1997)( UPC: 00796818004421)
As low as $8.39 from DeepDiscount.com Artist: Modest Mouse Label: Up Genre: Rock & Pop - Lo Fi Album Description: Modest Mouse: Isaac Brock (guitar, vocals); Eric Judy (bass); Jeremiah Green (drums).Additional personnel: Nicole Johnson, Chris Setton (vocals); Dann Gallucci, Scott Swayze (guitar); K.O... Read More |
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| Album Description | |
| Modest Mouse: Isaac Brock (guitar, vocals); Eric Judy (bass); Jeremiah Green (drums). Additional personnel: Nicole Johnson, Chris Setton (vocals); Dann Gallucci, Scott Swayze (guitar); K.O, Brian Weber. Producers: Calvin Johnson, Isaac Brock, Scott Swayze. All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. Though echoes of the Minutemen and Nirvana, along with slightly larger ensembles such as Pavement and Thrush Hermit can be heard, Modest Mouse puts an entirely new twist on the post-punk power trio concept. The band eschews the camouflage of noise, effects and attitude employed by many of their indie rock peers to create ironic distance. Instead, they strictly rely on inventive, surprising songwriting and low-key-but-committed performance to lay their claim as innovators and inheritors of the guitar-bass-drums tradition. Even though Modest Mouse's stylistic variations (rock-funk, edgy, brittle pop) often reach back to the American underground boom of the early eighties where the band's roots lie, they are never less than forward-looking. THE LONESOME CROWDED WEST reveals Modest Mouse to be extraordinarily focused, as it fully realizes their vision of America as a vehicle for their surreal, sometimes oblique portraits of modern life. Melodic enough to be accessible but raw enough to keep things lively, the band has reached a high point in their career here. |
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| Track Listing | |
| 1. | Teeth Like God's Shoeshine |
| 2. | Heart Cooks Brain |
| 3. | Convenient Parking |
| 4. | Lounge (Closing Time) |
| 5. | Jesus Christ Was an Only Child |
| 6. | Doin' the Cockroach |
| 7. | Cowboy Dan |
| 8. | Trailer Trash |
| 9. | Out of Gas |
| 10. | Long Distance Drunk |
| 11. | Shit Luck |
| 12. | Truckers Atlas |
| 13. | Polar Opposites |
| 14. | Bankrupt on Selling |
| 15. | Styrofoam Boots / It's All Nice On Ice, Alright |
| Album Information | |
UPC: |
00796818004421 |
| Release Date: | Nov 18, 1997 |
| Type: | Performer |
| Genre: | Rock & Pop - Lo Fi |
| Label: | Up |
| Distributor: | Alternative |
| Engineer: | Scott Swayze |
| Country of Origin: | USA |
| Original Release Year: | 1997 |
| # of Discs: | 1 |
| Studio / Live: | Studio |
| Mono / Stereo: | Stereo |
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