Eels-Tomorrow_Morning-(Limited_Edition)-2CD-2010-404

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2010-08-21

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ARTiST: Eels
ALBUM: Tomorrow Morning
BiTRATE: 179kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: V2 Records
GENRE: Indie
SiZE: 78.92 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 57min 28sec total
RiP DATE: 2010-08-21
STORE DATE: 2010-08-20

Track List: Disc #1/2
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01. In Gratitude For This            1:25
    Magnificent Day
02. I'm A Hummingbird                3:14
03. The Morning                      2:17
04. Baby Loves Me                    3:27
05. Spectacular Girl                 3:15
06. What I Have To Offer             2:41
07. This Is Where It Gets Good       6:18
08. After The Earthquake             1:39
09. Oh So Lovely                     4:18
10. The Man                          3:51
11. Looking Up                       2:57
12. That's Not Her Way               3:48
13. I Like The Way This Is Going     2:35
14. Mystery Of Life                  4:21

Track List: Disc #2/2
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01. Swimming Lesson                  2:55
02. St. Elizabeth Story              2:29
03. Let's Ruin Julie's Birthday      3:15
04. For You                          2:43

Release Notes:
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The last of a trilogy of albums written around the time of Mark "E" Everett's
divorce, Tomorrow Morning presents Everett as you've rarely heard him before:
happy, fulfilled, almost optimistic. The bottomless pit of despondence that
generally provides his subject matter has been supplanted by, well, not joy,
exactly, but a recognition that life doesn't always suck. "For all the wear and
tear, I look OK," he marvels on What I Have to Offer; on the crunchy,
electro-punky Baby Loves Me, he decides that even if "the record company hates
me", things are fine because "my baby loves me/ Unlikely but true". Sonically,
he makes more use of electronics than usual, reaching a crescendo of chirps and
drum loops on the fade-out to This Is Where it Gets Good, but he's just as
likely to use a church organ or distorted guitars. An intriguing addition to the
Eels canon.

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