The_Dead_Bodies-Mr._Spookhouses_Pink_House-2007-RTB

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2007-02-16

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ARTIST: The Dead Bodies
TITLE: Mr. Spookhouse's Pink House
LABEL: Quite Scientific Records
GENRE: Indie
BITRATE: 187kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 45m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-04-17
RIP DATE: 2007-02-16

Track List
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1.  Preface                          2:21
2.  Welcome To Town                  2:08
3.  Pink Muff Dance Party Vampire    4:01
    Resolve
4.  Mr. Spookhouse Himself           3:09
5.  Mr. Spookhouse's Final Drive     2:48
6.  Voice From Above                 2:53
7.  11 Seconds To Live               1:45
8.  In Heaven, We All Are            3:32
9.  Transition: Spider Vision        0:57
10. Interlude                        2:07
11. Dancing Has No Class             3:19
12. Breathing Snow Part Two          3:14
13. The Orphan Song                  3:19
14. Tuesday's Juice                  3:33
15. An Afternoon                     3:25
16. The Container                    3:01

Release Notes:

The Dead Bodies remind us that there is a strong, often forgotten, difference
between the challenging and the esoteric. This distinction lies in the subtle
detail and craftsmanship of records not often falling squarely below the genre
placards of your local chain retailer. If Zappa had embraced the drugs of his
era and Bowie had grown up harboring a sick infatuation with zombies they
would've found themselves neck deep in the sound of The Dead Bodies, pushing the
barrier of typical acid-rock with electronic elements, while still managing to
sound delicate and strangely endearing. After floating around as one of
Detroit's most highly traded albums among the CD-R subculture, a proper release
finally comes forth in the epic mindfuck that is MR. SPOOKHOUSE'S PINK HOUSE.

Make no mistakes... this is a "show all your friends" record. It is music that
cannot be ignored. Regardless of what may have inspired it or how exactly it
came together, it has an undeniable quality. It may be the fucked up culmination
of kids with too much time on their hands, or too many substances in reach...but
it's gorgeous, rich, and perhaps the most accessible record this year that can
still make a claim on pure creativity and unquestioned originality.

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