The Sea & The Rhythm
Brand: Sub Pop
Format: extended_play
Release Date: 09-09-2003
Details: Amazon.ca This twenty-minute EP is a five-song companion piece to Sam Beam aka Iron & Wines exceptional 2002 debut, The Creek Drank the Cradle. Culled from sessions in Sams Florida house between 1999 and 2002, everything that made that left-field album of often beautiful and sometimes strange folk music is here. Theres Beams deft banjo and slide guitar playing, his hushed and lovely but somehow very intense vocals, and those wonderful cryptic Southern Gothic lyrics. The words are sung clearly and theyre worth chewing over; infused with religious overtones and muted irony, theyre never corny and invite multiple interpretations. A highlight is the audience favorite "Jesus the Mexican Boy," one of his most beautiful and touching songs to date. PS: Your copy did not get water-damaged; like the intentionally lo-fidelity recording sound, its supposed to look like that! --Mike McGonigal
UPC: 098787061925
EAN: 0098787061925
Binding: audioCD
Item Condition: UsedVeryGood
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The Sea & The Rhythm
The Sea & The Rhythm
Brand: Sub Pop
Format: extended_play
Release Date: 09-09-2003
Details: Amazon.ca This twenty-minute EP is a five-song companion piece to Sam Beam aka Iron & Wines exceptional 2002 debut, The Creek Drank the Cradle. Culled from sessions in Sams Florida house between 1999 and 2002, everything that made that left-field album of often beautiful and sometimes strange folk music is here. Theres Beams deft banjo and slide guitar playing, his hushed and lovely but somehow very intense vocals, and those wonderful cryptic Southern Gothic lyrics. The words are sung clearly and theyre worth chewing over; infused with religious overtones and muted irony, theyre never corny and invite multiple interpretations. A highlight is the audience favorite "Jesus the Mexican Boy," one of his most beautiful and touching songs to date. PS: Your copy did not get water-damaged; like the intentionally lo-fidelity recording sound, its supposed to look like that! --Mike McGonigal
UPC: 098787061925
EAN: 0098787061925
Binding: audioCD
Item Condition: UsedVeryGood
Informations sur le produit
Informations sur le produit
Livraison et retours
Livraison et retours
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Brand: Sub Pop
Format: extended_play
Release Date: 09-09-2003
Details: Amazon.ca This twenty-minute EP is a five-song companion piece to Sam Beam aka Iron & Wines exceptional 2002 debut, The Creek Drank the Cradle. Culled from sessions in Sams Florida house between 1999 and 2002, everything that made that left-field album of often beautiful and sometimes strange folk music is here. Theres Beams deft banjo and slide guitar playing, his hushed and lovely but somehow very intense vocals, and those wonderful cryptic Southern Gothic lyrics. The words are sung clearly and theyre worth chewing over; infused with religious overtones and muted irony, theyre never corny and invite multiple interpretations. A highlight is the audience favorite "Jesus the Mexican Boy," one of his most beautiful and touching songs to date. PS: Your copy did not get water-damaged; like the intentionally lo-fidelity recording sound, its supposed to look like that! --Mike McGonigal
UPC: 098787061925
EAN: 0098787061925
Binding: audioCD
Item Condition: UsedVeryGood
