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Disc 01
 01. "Cannibal Resource" 02. "Temecula sunrise" 03. "The bride" 04. "Stillness is the move" 05. "Two doves" 06. "Useful chamber" 07. "No intention" 08. "Remade horizon" 09. "Fluorescent half dome"
Disc 02
01. "Fluorescent half dome (Live)" 02. "Temecula sunrise (Live)" 03. "Two doves (Live)" 04. "Cannibal Resource (Live)" 05. "No intention (Live)" 06. "Ascending melody" 07. "Emblem Of The World" 08. "Wave the bloody shirt" 09. "Bitte bitte Orca" 10. "Stillness is the move (Lucky Dragons Remix)" 11. "As I Went Out One Morning"
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+ Bonus Cd W/ All Tracks Of The Ep Stilness Is The Move |
| | Description: | Expanded Edition.
Limited edition version with premium packaging and bonus CD with unreleased material and B-sides.
Issued in a slim 2CD jewel case with a 4-page booklet,
housed in a clear slide-holster carrying tracklist.
Total playing time 86:55.
All tracks recorded at The Yale Union, Portland, OR. Additional production at The Rare Book Room, Brooklyn, NY. Drums recorded at Flavorzone, Brooklyn, NY. Additional vocal recording at The Type Foundry, Portland, OR.
except tracks 2-1 to 2-5 recorded for the series 'Live At Other Music', June 2009 at Other Music, New York, NY.
? &© 2010 Domino Recording Co Ltd.
All rights controlled and administered by Domino Publishing Co. Ltd (PRS) / Domino Publishing Co. USA (ASCAP) in North America except track 2-11 Dwarf Music / SESAC.
Nietzsche appears courtesy of University Library Frankfurt A.M. / Archive Centre / Schopenhauer Archive | | | Manufacturer No.: |
WIGCD229XX |
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