David_Shrigley--Forced_To_Speak_With_Others-(Azuli)-Vinyl-2006-UKi

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2006-11-08

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      a r t i s t : David Shrigley
        t i t l e : Late Night Tales Presents:
                  : Shrigley Forced To Speak With Others
          d a t e : 2006
        l a b e l : Azuli
            c a t : ALNLP 16
      s o u r c e : Normal release
        g e n r e : Lo-Fi / Spoken Word / Experimental / Mental!?
  r l s.  d a t e : 2006-11-09
      t r a c k s : 16
    b i t r a t e : 182 kbps avg
          s i z e : 61.21MB

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    *Vinyl strictly limited to 500 copies - Includes a poster signed by David
    Shrigley!!!* And now for something completely differentà IÆll assume that
    British readers will know who David Shrigley is already, I mean û youÆve all
    read the Guardian right? What do you mean you only buy Heat magazine? Crikey
    then you shouldnÆt be looking on here for your latest excursion into the
    world of vaguely abstract and occasionally surprising music should you. Well
    Mr. Shrigley is an artist, and contributes his ever effervescent doodles to
    the Guardian every Saturday giving the left-leaning and often hard going
    paper something other than the possible assassination of George W. Bush to
    actually excite itÆs readers. HeÆs also made a video for Blur believe it or
    not and very good it is too, but IÆm not here to talk about that, this time
    heÆs kicked the drawings out of the window and come up with a rather
    attractive sixteen track album of electronic tinkering and spoken word. ItÆs
    odd, of course it is, you wouldnÆt expect anything less, but thankfully it
    never breaches the line into æzanyÆ territory. The album through itÆs dark,
    occasionally magical soundscapes and always confusing monologues paints a
    picture of slightly comical abstraction, and in amongst the genuine and
    purposeful artistic nature itÆs actually bloody lovely to listen to. Ranging
    from glacial electronics to drum machine and guitar ramblings with time for
    some Wolf Eyes style noise excursions in the middle this is as varied as it
    is ambitious and Shrigley has put together something which perfectly mirrors
    his work as a visual artist. A fantastically odd treat for the ears...
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      A1-Rock Festival                                          [ 2:50 ]
      A2-Eggs                                                   [ 3:22 ]
      A3-Loathsome                                              [ 3:25 ]
      A4-I Am Good                                              [ 2:51 ]
      A5-Snowman                                                [ 0:58 ]
      A6-Doctors                                                [ 3:46 ]
      A7-Our Children                                           [ 1:54 ]
      A8-The Jist                                               [ 3:25 ]
      A9-Sawing                                                 [ 0:18 ]
      B1-What There Is                                          [ 2:35 ]
      B2-Questions                                              [ 4:43 ]
      B3-My Beer                                                [ 0:44 ]
      B4-Clumsy Father You Dont Love Me                         [ 4:33 ]
      B5-Don'ts                                                 [ 7:34 ]
      B6-Hopping And Wiggling                                   [ 0:33 ]
      B7-Scribble                                               [ 0:35 ]

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