Future_Clouds_and_Radar-Future_Clouds_and_Radar-2CD-2007-RTB

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MP3/FLAC

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RTB

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132,30 MB

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27

Date

2007-02-28

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ARTIST: Future Clouds and Radar
TITLE: Future Clouds and Radar
LABEL: Self Released
GENRE: Indie
BITRATE: 206kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 1h 28m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-03-00
RIP DATE: 2007-02-23

Track List
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1.  Birds Of Prey                    3:33
2.  Let Me Get Your Coat             2:27
3.  Hurricane Judy                   3:40
4.  Drugstore Bust                   3:31
5.  This Is Really A Book            2:37
6.  You Will Be Loved                5:20
7.  Quicksilver                      4:32
8.  Where's My Drink                 1:13
9.  Holy Janet Comes On Waves        2:57
10. Wake Up And Live                 7:11
11. Our Time                         2:32
12. Green Mountain Clover            3:55
13. Devil No More                    1:28
1.  Quicksilver 2                    0:59
2.  Get Your Boots On                2:58
3.  Build Havana                     4:38
4.  Dr. No                           3:22
5.  Back Seat Silver Jet Sighter     4:39
6.  Malice Of Stars                  4:00
7.  The Great Escape                 3:30
8.  Letters To Junius                1:07
9.  Altitude                         2:53
10. Cowboy Weather                   1:37
11. Armitage Shanks                  4:48
12. Christmas Day 1923               3:42
13. Wake                             1:04
14. Safety Zone                      4:18

Release Notes:

The Future Clouds and Radar Fifedom, ensconsed in the shadowy hill country of
Texas, approximately 30 minutes outside of Austin, has been battling corporate
mediocrity in the arts, in a rather half-hearted way, since March 17th, 2006
around about 7:10 pm. Or perhaps the actual battling began closer to 7:35 pm and
what took place prior to that would be more accurately described as
"questioning". In any case the collective is the latest creation of Robert
Harrison, whose band Cotton Mather was once called "miniscule" by Uncut magazine
and compared by London's Evening Standard to both spinach puree and smoked
haddock in the same review!

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