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 01. "Jim Cain" 02. "Eid ma clack shaw" 03. "The wind and the dove" 04. "Rococo zephyr" 05. "Too many birds" 06. "My friend" 07. "All thoughts are prey to some beast" 08. "Invocation of ratiocination" 09. "Faith / void"
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| | Description: | 2009 release. At the risk of being redundant, Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle is about as beautiful an album as you can expect to hear sung circa 2009. Unfolding like a first view of paradise, then a slightly less ecstatic second view of paradise and then finally a glance back over your shoulder at that stupid paradise bulls*, Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle surveys a landscape that grows organically, like the time two people spend together; or the time one person spends alone (with another). One way or another, it's awfully pretty.Comes in a gatefold sleeve (4-panel digisleeve).
Recorded in August and October 2008 at The Track, Plano, TX
except 5 at Cacophony, Austin, TX
All Songs ©2009 Your/My Music (BMI)
Mastered at SAE, Phoenix, AZ.
1, 7 mixed at Wire, Austin, TX, and 9 mixed at The Wonder Chamber, Austin, TX
Produced by Raven! Are you bleeding? Oh! Raven! I did not mean to cut you! Raven! I was only kicking as a cricket in your beak! Raven! I only wanted to live!
©&? 2009 Drag City, Inc.
My Friend is for Boxer. Rest in Peace. Thank you to all the names you see in this horse. | | | No. of tracks: |
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05185242 |
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