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artist.....: Modest Mouse
title......: The Moon & Antarctica
label......: Epic
genre......: Indie
rip date...: 2018-12-25
retail date: 2000-06-13
runtime....: 58:38
tracks.....: 15
size.......: 136.01MB
quality....: 320kbps 44.1kHz
codec......: MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
encoder....: LAME
url........: play.google.com
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░ 01. 3rd Planet 03:58 ░
░ 02. Gravity Rides Everything 04:19 ░
░ 03. Dark Center Of The Universe 05:02 ░
░ 04. Perfect Disguise 02:32 ░
░ 05. Tiny Cities Made Of Ashes 03:14 ░
░ 06. A Different City 02:54 ░
░ 07. The Cold Part 05:00 ░
░ 08. Alone Down There 02:21 ░
░ 09. The Stars Are Projectors 08:45 ░
░ 10. Wild Packs of Family Dogs 01:44 ░
░ 11. Paper Thin Walls 03:01 ░
░ 12. I Came As a Rat 03:47 ░
░ 13. Lives 03:17 ░
░ 14. Life Like Weeds 06:30 ░
░ 15. What People Are Made Of 02:14 ░
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Modest Mouse were one of the most surprising commercial success
stories of the new millennium -- while their music was by turns
taut and elliptical, and the lyrics sometimes cryptic and
introspective, the band broke through to the mainstream audience
with the platinum-selling Good News for People Who Love Bad News,
and they became genuine rock stars at a time when their musical
peers remained cult figures. Modest Mouse were founded in 1993 by
guitarist and vocalist Isaac Brock, bassist Eric Judy, and
drummer Jeremiah Green. Brock, who had a nomadic childhood, was
only 18 and living in a shed next to his mother's trailer home
when Modest Mouse began working together, with the shed becoming
the new band's rehearsal space and base of operations. In 1994,
Modest Mouse booked time at Calvin Johnson's Dub Narcotic Studio
in Olympia, Washington to cut their first record, and Johnson
released their debut 7", "Blue Cadet-3, Do You Connect?," on his
K Records label. Modest Mouse soon began work on an album, but
the project was abandoned and the material went unreleased until
2001, when it appeared on a collection called Sad Sappy Sucker.
After releasing a handful of singles, Modest Mouse went into the
studio with Johnson as producer to record an EP, The Fruit That
Ate Itself, but by the time it was released, the group had
already moved on to another Northwest-based indie label, Up
Records. Released in 1996, This Is a Long Drive for Someone with
Nothing to Think About, produced in collaboration with Steve Wold
(who would find fame a few years later as grizzled blues hobo
Seasick Steve), was Modest Mouse's first proper album, and
received enthusiastic reviews in the independent music press. In
1997, Modest Mouse returned with The Lonesome Crowded West, which
earned more positive press and was a considerable sales success
by indie label standards, supported by extensive touring. As
Modest Mouse's following grew, they were courted by major-label
scouts, and they eventually signed with Epic Records, who
released The Moon & Antarctica in 2000. A collection of demos and
session outtakes, Everywhere and His Nasty Parlour Tricks, was
issued in 2001, and Brock released an album with his side project
Ugly Casanova in 2002. In 2003, it was announced that drummer
Green had left Modest Mouse; Benjamin Weikel of the Helio
Sequence became the group's new percussionist (he also doubled on
keyboards), and Dann Gallucci, who had been a guest guitarist on
the sessions for Sad Sappy Sucker and The Lonesome Crowded West,
became an official member of the band. The new lineup recorded
2004's Good News for People Who Love Bad News, which proved to be
Modest Mouse's commercial breakthrough, rising to the top of the
album charts, spawning the hit singles "Float On" and "Ocean
Breathes Salty," and selling over a million copies as the band
began headlining arenas. By the end of 2004, Green returned to
Modest Mouse, and in 2006, after Gallucci left the group, the
band recruited Johnny Marr, legendary guitarist with the Smiths,
to take his place for the recording of their next album. Marr not
only appeared on 2007's We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank,
he became a full member of Modest Mouse and toured with the group
in support of the album, which debuted at number one on the
Billboard album charts. In 2005, Brock had launched his own
record label, Glacial Pace Records, saying the name reflected his
own slow working habits; while Modest Mouse continued to play
live shows, work on their next album progressed very gradually,
and in 2009 they issued a collection of outtakes and non-LP
single sides, No One's First, And You're Next, as a stopgap. A
tour was launched in support, but as Marr had joined the Cribs,
Jim Fairchild (who had worked with Grandaddy and All Smiles)
became the group's new guitarist, and when Modest Mouse played a
round of shows in 2012, the group debuted a new lineup with the
addition of second percussionist Joe Plummer. While Eric Judy was
still an official member of the band, for some 2012 dates he was
replaced by multi-instrumentalist Tom Peloso, who had been
touring with the group as a sideman since 2004. In 2014 Modest
Mouse issued the single "Lampshades on Fire" in anticipation of
the release of their sixth studio album, Strangers to Ourselves,
in March 2015. ~ Mark Deming
The Moon & Antarctica is the third studio album by American rock
band Modest Mouse, first released by Epic Records on June 13,
2000. The album was the band's first release on a major label and
was released on both compact disc and vinyl LP. It has since been
reissued twice on CD and vinyl. The album peaked at number 120 on
the U.S. Billboard 200 albums chart.The album was acclaimed and
praised by fans and critics alike both for its in-depth
discussion of dense subject matter and frontman Isaac Brock's
clever and introspective lyrics. The album was also hailed for
being an expansion of the band's unique sound. This was due both
to the band's new major label budget and tools as well as the
production of Brian Deck. The title of the album is taken from
the opening scene of Blade Runner, where the main character is
reading a newspaper, headlined: "Farming the Oceans, the Moon and
Antarctica."
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Special thanks to those who have paved the way and parted.
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