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Kurt Vile: Childish Prodigy - Record
Kurt Vile: Childish Prodigy - Record
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Title: Childish Prodigy
Artist: Kurt Vile
Label: Matador Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 744861088721
Genre: Indie Rock/Pop
Release Date: 2009-10-06
Number of Discs: 1
"Childish Prodigy" is an absorbing and addictive record consisting of multiple layers of discovery. The more you listen, the more deeply you will be drawn into Kurt Vile's explorations of rock history... Philadelphia singer/songwriter Kurt Vile (yes, that's his real name) delivers his spectacular MATADOR debut. "Childish Prodigy? is a rich tapestry of rock and folk sounds, with Kurt at his most intriguing when he turns on the "cruising the freeway? ambiance of TOM PETTY or Street Legal-era BOB DYLAN, amidst trippier hints of SPACEMEN 3 to SKIP SPENCE. Occasionally lo-fi, occasionally lustrous, the album ranges from pounding rockers like "Hunchback" and "Freak Train", to gorgeous folky numbers like "Overnight Religion" and "Amplifier." Oh and for you train spotters, there's also a DIM STARS cover (Richard Hell and Thurston Moore's early "90s supergroup), plus two hidden tracks.
Tracks:
1.1 Hunchback
1.2 Dead Ali Ve
1.3 Overnite Religion
1.4 Freak Train
1.5 Blackberry Song
1.6 Monkey
1.7 Heart Attack
1.8 Amplifier
1.9 Inside Lookin Out
1.10 [Untitled]
1.11 [Untitled]
Artist: Kurt Vile
Label: Matador Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 744861088721
Genre: Indie Rock/Pop
Release Date: 2009-10-06
Number of Discs: 1
"Childish Prodigy" is an absorbing and addictive record consisting of multiple layers of discovery. The more you listen, the more deeply you will be drawn into Kurt Vile's explorations of rock history... Philadelphia singer/songwriter Kurt Vile (yes, that's his real name) delivers his spectacular MATADOR debut. "Childish Prodigy? is a rich tapestry of rock and folk sounds, with Kurt at his most intriguing when he turns on the "cruising the freeway? ambiance of TOM PETTY or Street Legal-era BOB DYLAN, amidst trippier hints of SPACEMEN 3 to SKIP SPENCE. Occasionally lo-fi, occasionally lustrous, the album ranges from pounding rockers like "Hunchback" and "Freak Train", to gorgeous folky numbers like "Overnight Religion" and "Amplifier." Oh and for you train spotters, there's also a DIM STARS cover (Richard Hell and Thurston Moore's early "90s supergroup), plus two hidden tracks.
Tracks:
1.1 Hunchback
1.2 Dead Ali Ve
1.3 Overnite Religion
1.4 Freak Train
1.5 Blackberry Song
1.6 Monkey
1.7 Heart Attack
1.8 Amplifier
1.9 Inside Lookin Out
1.10 [Untitled]
1.11 [Untitled]
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