ARTiST : Paul Duncan
ALBUM : Be Careful What You Call Home
LABEL : Home Tapes
GENRE : Indie
ENCODER : Lame 3.90 / APS
QUALiTY : VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
RELEASE : Oct-26-2005
STREET : 2005
SOURCE : CDDA
TYPE : Album
PLAYTIME : 43:43 min
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[#] [Track Name] [Time]
01. In A Way 02:02
02. Tired And Beholden 03:57
03. The Night Gives No Applause 02:23
04. Toy Bell 04:20
05. You Look Like An Animal 04:18
06. Toy Piano 03:01
07. Manhattan Shuffle 02:47
08. Toy Bass 02:52
09. Oil In The Fields 02:56
10. (Aria) (Cave Song) 03:30
11. Content To Burn 02:30
12. This Old House 04:40
13. Riverbed 04:27
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Paul is one of the greatest friends we will ever have. Born in
East Texas, moving to Savannah, Georgia (where we met him), a
brief stop in Atlanta and then on to his current residence in
Brooklyn, Paul has racked up a few miles and experiences. We
share with Paul: similar musical tastes (from Christoph Heeman
to Metallica [Master of Puppets-era]), culinary preferences,
knowledge of Southern dialects, sayings, and accents
(Hometapes is originally from Arkansas, if you've been keeping
track), and he has a Hometapes-compatible sense of humor. What
more could we ask for? As a side note: Hometapes exists
because he made too good of a record to not get widespread
release, thus the need for a label. Good one, Paul.