Palace Brothers: Viva Last Blues
Viva Last Blues
LP
LP (Long Play)
Die gute alte Vinyl - Langspielplatte.
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EUR 31,99*
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- Label: Domino
- Bestellnummer: 1871266
- Erscheinungstermin: 27.2.2012
Mit Freude dürfen wir verkünden, dass Domino am 24. Februar 2012 fünf Alben von Palace - der musikalischen Identität von Will Oldham vor seinem
Welterfolg als Bonnie `Prince´Billy - wiederveröffentlichen wird. Diese einfach aufgenommenen Alben genießen unter Fans Kultstatus und versprühen eine ganz besonders intime Atmosphäre.
Das Album Viva Last Blues (als "Palace Music" und aufgenommen von Produzenten-Legende Steve Albini, 1995) wurde mit neuem Artwork und neuer Verpackung neu aufgelegt.
On Viva Last Blues, Oldham "went electric". Recorded by Steve Albini and including Plush’s Liam Hayes and Sebadoh’s Jason Lowenstein in the cast of accompanying players, the album is as dramatic and accessible as any Oldham has released.
During the accompanying tour and in press shots for Viva Last Blues Oldham often wore a cowboy hat. The record has a distinct Western, frontier-town feel, on "Work Hard / Play Hard" Oldham and band rock-out in suitably blue-collar fashion. The lyrics to "The Mountain Low": "If I could fuck a mountain, oh lord I would fuck a mountain" (Oldham insisted the song was released as a single) were the first to feature the denuded eroticism that would be a hallmark of Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s songwriting.
On "New Partner", one of the album’s most celebrated tracks, Oldham sounds both warm-hearted and unsentimental – an emotional position that colours many of his lyrics. Viva was the first time Oldham had been heard in such clarity and the interplay between the band and his voice produces some startling vocal performances.
Oldham also sounds at his most relaxed and loose on many of the songs, hitting the high notes with abandon as the music ebbs and flows around him, or, as he sings in "Viva Ultra" "Are you jealous of the show we put on?"
Das Album Viva Last Blues (als "Palace Music" und aufgenommen von Produzenten-Legende Steve Albini, 1995) wurde mit neuem Artwork und neuer Verpackung neu aufgelegt.
Product Information
On Viva Last Blues, Oldham "went electric". Recorded by Steve Albini and including Plush’s Liam Hayes and Sebadoh’s Jason Lowenstein in the cast of accompanying players, the album is as dramatic and accessible as any Oldham has released.
During the accompanying tour and in press shots for Viva Last Blues Oldham often wore a cowboy hat. The record has a distinct Western, frontier-town feel, on "Work Hard / Play Hard" Oldham and band rock-out in suitably blue-collar fashion. The lyrics to "The Mountain Low": "If I could fuck a mountain, oh lord I would fuck a mountain" (Oldham insisted the song was released as a single) were the first to feature the denuded eroticism that would be a hallmark of Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s songwriting.
On "New Partner", one of the album’s most celebrated tracks, Oldham sounds both warm-hearted and unsentimental – an emotional position that colours many of his lyrics. Viva was the first time Oldham had been heard in such clarity and the interplay between the band and his voice produces some startling vocal performances.
Oldham also sounds at his most relaxed and loose on many of the songs, hitting the high notes with abandon as the music ebbs and flows around him, or, as he sings in "Viva Ultra" "Are you jealous of the show we put on?"
- Tracklisting
LP
- 1 More brother rides
- 2 Viva ultra
- 3 The brute choir
- 4 The mountain low
- 5 Tonight's decision (and hereafter)
- 6 Work hard/play hard
- 7 New partner
- 8 Cat's blues
- 9 We all, us three, will ride
- 10 Old jerusalem
Palace Brothers
Viva Last Blues
EUR 31,99*
