Devendra_Banhart-Nino_Rojo-ADVANCE-2004-OBC

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2004-09-20

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     ░  ██▓     01  this is the way                        02:53           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     02  a sight to behold                      03:02           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     03  the body breaks                        02:46           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     04  poughkeepsie                           03:39           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     05  dogs they make up the dark             02:39           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     06  will is my friend                      02:14           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     07  this beard is for siobhan              01:37           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     08  see saw                                02:29           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     09  tit smoking in the temple of artesan   02:38           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓         mimicry                                                ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     10  rejoicing in the hands                 03:14           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     11  fall                                   02:25           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     12  todo los dolores                       02:05           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     13  when the sun shone on vetiver          03:06           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     14  there was sun                          02:45           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     15  insect eyes                            02:04           ▓██  ░
     ░  ██▓     16  autumn's child                         05:30           ▓██  ░
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░  ██▓          devendra%20banhart                                            ░  ██▓
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░  ██▓          years ago I first heard the crude home made                   ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          recordings of Devendra Banhart, We released these             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          recordings on YGR because we'd never heard anything           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          quite like them, ever. His voice - a quivering high           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          -tension wire, sounded like it could have been                ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          recorded 70 years ago - these songs could have been           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          sitting in someone's attic, left there since the              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          1930's. The response was astounding. Devendra soon            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          moved here to NYC (from SF), suddenly riding a tidal          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          wave of press acclaim, 3 or 4 US tours, tours in              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          Europe, a special feature on NPR (for God's sake) -           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          in short, a seismic shift in his fortunes. He's the           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          most genuine, least cynical and calculated artist             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          I've ever known, and he deserves every bit of the             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          good things now coming his way. He's also one of the          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          most innately talented, magical performers I have             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          ever heard. Period. He GIVES. This kind of                    ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          generosity and breadth of emotion is all too rare             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          these days. Whether the songs are pained, twisted,            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          whimsical, or even sometimes weirdly silly, aside             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          from being fantastically musical and expertly                 ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          played, they are also utterly sincere, and devoid of          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          a single drop of post modern irony. In short, he's            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          the real thing.                                               ░  ██▓
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░  ██▓          When it came time to record new music we were of              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          course faced with the quandary of how to go about it          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          - does he continue making hiss-saturated home                 ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          recordings, or do we go into a "professional"                 ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          studio? We mutually decided that it was best to move          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          on - why should he be ghetto-ized as a possible low           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          -fi crank/eccentric? Besides, his songwriting and             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          his guitar playing (in my opinion) have taken such            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          leaps and bounds forward, that we were compelled to           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          record them in a way that made it possible to really          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          hear the performances clearly. Out of nowhere, the            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          perfect situation arose. Lynn Bridges, who works              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          with Jimmy Johnson (of Mussel Shoals fame - Bob               ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          Dylan, The Band etc etc...) contacted us and invited          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          us down to his house on the Alabama/Georgia border,           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          where we recorded 32 songs (culled from something             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          like 57 Devendra had initially submitted!) in his             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          living room, using the best possible vintage gear.            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          Ideal. Devendra sat on his stool in that living room          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          for 10 days, 12 hours a day, and played, constantly.          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          We set up a mic for his voice, a few on his guitar,           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          and one or two in the room (an old, Georgia-style             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          southern house with tall ceilings, wood floors                ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          etc.), and that's what you hear, for the most part,           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          on these recordings (along with the occasional                ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          chorus of cicadas, when we happened to be recording           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          at night, with the windows open). Then, we took               ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          these recordings to NYC and added a few overdubs              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          here and there, played by a host of musicians (The            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          song Rejoicing in the Hands features a tender duet            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          with the legendary 60's English Pop Singer gamin              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          (and one of Devendra's idols) Vashti Bunyan)...               ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          Deciding on the final arrangements was ridiculously           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          easy - the songs were so good in their raw state              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          that there was no need to bolster them with sonic             ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          fluff or cheap impact. So, there's a few sounds               ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          entering and leaving at will here and there, but              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          hopefully they simply set a context. The important            ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          thing is always Devendra's performance, and his               ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          uncanny ability to transport us, through                      ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          story/words, and some pretty amazing finger-pickin'           ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          (!), just using his acoustic guitar and voice. I              ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          consider him to be an antidote, maybe even a sort of          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          narcotic - that rare case where you feel like you're          ░  ██▓
░  ██▓          coming home when you listen to a piece of music...            ░  ██▓
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      updated 07/08/04

Files

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01-devendra_banhart-this_is_the_way-obc.mp33,97 MB
02-devendra_banhart-a_sight_to_behold-obc.mp34,17 MB
03-devendra_banhart-the_body_breaks-obc.mp33,81 MB
04-devendra_banhart-poughkeepsie-obc.mp35,03 MB
05-devendra_banhart-dogs_they_make_up_the_dark-obc.mp33,65 MB
06-devendra_banhart-will_is_my_friend-obc.mp33,08 MB
07-devendra_banhart-this_beard_is_for_siobhan-obc.mp32,23 MB
08-devendra_banhart-see_saw-obc.mp33,43 MB
09-devendra_banhart-tit_smoking_in_the_temple_of_artesan_mimicry-obc.m3,63 MB
10-devendra_banhart-rejoicing_in_the_hands-obc.mp34,44 MB
11-devendra_banhart-fall-obc.mp33,33 MB
12-devendra_banhart-todo_los_dolores-obc.mp32,86 MB
13-devendra_banhart-when_the_sun_shone_on_vetiver-obc.mp34,26 MB
14-devendra_banhart-there_was_sun-obc.mp33,79 MB
15-devendra_banhart-insect_eyes-obc.mp32,85 MB
16-devendra_banhart-autumns_child-obc.mp37,57 MB