ARTiST: Jay Farrar & Ben Gibbard
ALBUM: One Fast Move Or I'm Gone (Kerouc's Big Sur)
BiTRATE: 175kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Atlantic
GENRE: Rock
SiZE: 50.47 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 38min 37sec total
RiP DATE: 2010-05-06
STORE DATE: 2009-10-20
Track List:
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01. California Zephyr 2:23
02. Low Life Kingdom 3:20
03. Willemine 4:01
04. All In One 2:08
05. Breathe Our Iodine 2:57
06. These Roads Don't Move 3:05
07. Big Sur 3:24
08. One Fast Move Or I'm Gone 4:15
09. Final Horrors 2:39
10. Sea Engines 3:29
11. The Void 2:58
12. San Francisco 3:58
Release Notes:
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Jack Kerouac was a literary rock star, lionized by his fans. He was called the
avatar of the Beat Movement, a new voice of his generation. But along with
sudden fame and media hype came his unraveling. The new film, One Fast Move or
I'm Gone- Kerouac's Big Sur, takes us back to the cabin he retreated to in the
Big Sur woods, the Beat haunts of San Francisco and New York City for an
unflinching look at the compelling events his book is based on. The story
unfolds through Kerouac's prose, first-hand recollections from Kerouac's
contemporaries, as well as writers, poets, actors and musicians who have been
deeply influenced by Kerouac's unique gifts.Appearing in the film are Sam
Shepard, Patti Smith, Tom Waits, S.E. Hinton, Donal Logue, Lawrence
Ferlinghetti, Robert Hunter and many more. The stunning, High Definition visual
imagery is set to original music composed and performed by recording artists Jay
Farrar of Son Volt and Benjamin Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie.
Gibbard stayed in Big Sur to compose songs for his band's 2008 Grammy-nominated
album, Narrow Stairs. For many years, Jay Farrar's songwriting has been inspired
and influenced by Kerouac's compositional style. Gibbard and Farrar, having
never previously met, discovered a mutual kinship in their passion for Kerouac's
work while recording several songs for the documentary, produced by Kerouac
Films. After the initial San Francisco recording session in July 2007, they
decided to develop the project further to create an album using Kerouac's own
words from the book as the lyrics.