Artist.......: VA
Album........: Terminal Sales Vol 2- This Delicious
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Indie
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Sep-24-2006
str.date.....: 000-00-0000
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a
track title time
01. Band of Horses - The Great Salt Lake 04:45
02. The Thermals - A Pillar of Salt 02:59
03. Oxford Collapse - Let's Vanish 03:18
04. CSS - Let's Make Love and Listen to Death 03:32
From Above
05. The Album Leaf - Always For You 05:08
06. Kelley Stoltz - Ever Thought of Coming Back 02:58
07. Chad VanGaalen - Flower Gardens 02:30
08. The Elected - The Bank and Trust 03:16
09. Jennifer Gentle - Take My Hands 03:02
10. Mudhoney - Endless Yesterday 04:02
11. Comets On Fire - Dogwood Rust 07:48
12. Tall Birds - Internalize 03:13
13. Pissed Jeans - Don't Need No Smoke to Make 05:12
Myself Disappear
14. Dead Moon - Dead Moon Night 04:44
15. Wolf Eyes - The Driller 03:59
16. Eugene Mirman - Revolve 05:09
Runtime 65:35 min
Size 94,1 MB
Release Notes:
Hello and welcome to this, the second installation
of Sub Pop's Terminal Sales sampler series. This
volume is the follow-up to the principally
unremarked-upon, though faintly beloved in certain
sectors of our office, Songbook of Songs. As before
and in the event of future editions, we will
attempt herein to present you with a stomachful of
the varied musical artists currently recording for
Sub Pop Records. In so doing, it stands as our hope
that this introduction will titillate your palate
in such a way as to arouse an insatiable appetite
for these artists. Such a hunger we can only
recommend you sate through the subsequent purchase
of each artist's entire catalog (or, at the very
least, those albums issued under the Sub Pop
imprimatur of fleeting quality). Fundamentally,
we're betting that once you've pressed your teeth
into something This Delicious, you'll return for
repeated ladlings.
Assembled here then, are songs from each of the
records we have released or will release in 2006.
Consider this the auditory version of a pupu
platter (without the excremental homophonic
association), or, to adopt a more currently
annoying term (which we understand as French for
"mouth-tickler"), an amuse-bouche for your ears.
With this, we invite you to hear what our imaginary
kitchens have been cooking in the very real 2006