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Gastr del Sol - We Have Dozens of Titles '2024

We Have Dozens of Titles
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Album name We Have Dozens of Titles
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Date 2024
Genrealternative,experimental,avant-garde
Play time 103 min
Format / Bitrate Stereo 1420 Kbps / 44.1 kHz
MP3 320 Kbps
Media CD
Size 238; 495 MB
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Nearly twenty-five years after disbanding, Gastr del Sol have unpacked their
archive, stringing together an alternative view to their genre-melting 1993-1998
run. This assembly of previously uncollected studio recordings and beautifully
captured unreleased live performances forms a spacious ode to the flux that was
their métier; a further set of reinventions that continue to alter the manner
in which we hear music, and literally everything else!

Gastr del Sol was the most prominent vehicle of indie rock stalwart David
Grubbs, a former member of Squirrel Bait and Bastro. With Gastr del Sol, the
Louisville, KY-born vocalist/guitarist/pianist's evolution from conventional
rock music into more intricate and sophisticated tone patterns became complete;
debuting with the 1993 EP The Serpentine Similar, the group -- a shifting
aggregate of talents initially including bassist Bundy K. Brown and drummer John
McEntire -- began exploring a new approach, taking off from often
improvisational performances to embark on highly idiosyncratic sonic adventures.
With the single "20 Songs Less," guitarist, composer, and tape manipulator Jim
O'Rourke signed on, and following the departure of Brown, and with the decreased
involvement of McEntire, Gastr del Sol became a kind of catchall tag for Grubbs
and O'Rourke's many eclectic projects; the acoustic Crookt, Crackt, or Fly
followed in 1994, as did the EP Mirror Repair. With 1995's The Harp Factory on
Lake Street, Grubbs and O'Rourke composed a single 17-minute orchestral piece,
while with 1996's Upgrade and Afterlife they returned to more more traditional
dynamics to create their most beautiful and intriguing work to date. O'Rourke
left Gastr del Sol in 1997, shortly after completing work on Camoufleur, which
was released in January 1998. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi

Tracklist:
1.01 - Gastr del Sol - The Seasons Reverse (live) (7:49) 
1.02 - Gastr del Sol - Quietly Approaching (6:41) 
1.03 - Gastr del Sol - Ursus Arctos Wonderfilis (live) (5:03) 
1.04 - Gastr del Sol - At Night and at Night (5:25) 
1.05 - Gastr del Sol - Dead Cats in a Foghorn (8:36) 
1.06 - Gastr del Sol - The Japanese Room at La Pagode (2:34) 
1.07 - Gastr del Sol - The Bells of St. Mary’s (4:05) 
1.08 - Gastr del Sol - Blues Subtitled No Sense of Wonder (live) (11:00) 
2.09 - Gastr del Sol - 20 Songs Less (6:52) 
2.10 - Gastr del Sol - Dictionary of Handwriting (live) (9:37) 
2.11 - Gastr del Sol - The Harp Factory on Lake Street (17:12) 
2.12 - Gastr del Sol - Onion Orange (live) (18:17)

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