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Artist.....: Mouth Music
Album......: The Order Of Things
Type.......: Album
Genre......: Celtic
Style......: Fusion
Label......: Skitteesh
CatalogNr..: SKIT200501
Url........: http://www.mouthmusic.co.uk
Rel.date...: 12.09.2007
Str.date...: 00.00.2005
Source.....: CDDA
Grabber....: EAC 0.95 beta 3
Encoder....: Lame 3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new
Quality....: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks.....: 9
Size.......: 56.60 MB
Length.....: 45:11
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Tracklist
01. We Are Material 04:41
02. Maisie's An Earth Girl 05:47
03. Quiet Land Of Erin 05:10
04. Sea Of Love 04:47
05. The Dae Doers 04:57
06. Northwards 04:20
07. Are You Experienced 04:59
08. Roisin Dubh 05:04
09. The Territory 05:26
Total Time: 45:11
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Release Notes
Mouth Music's sixth album "the order of things" is an intimate affair,
acoustic in essence but with moments of high distorted drama. There are six
songs written by Mouth Music helmsman Martin Swan, two traditional Irish
language ballads (including the great Republican love song to Ireland "Roisin
Dubh"), and one instrumental, "The Dae Doers", said to be the oldest piece of
Scottish music surviving in written form.
Turning his back on every kind of studio gizmo, Swan has produced an album of
singing & playing where the emotion of the performance is what counts. The
constituent parts of the tapestry are weird and wonderful - imagine Oumou
Sangare's band stranded in the Arctic, fed on a diet of seal's blubber and
forced to collaborate on a Broadway musical with Wittgenstein (late period) -
but the end result is Mouth Music's most accessible and popular work to date.
The songs cover all the big issues - death, speechlessness, paternity
disputes, underwater sex, and the films of Akira Kurosawa - but these are
surely more legitimate themes for the modern troubador than the love of boys
and girls or disdain for the military-industrial complex ... (cdbaby.com)
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