Ancient Melodies of the Future by Built to Spill (Vinyl, Aug-2001, Up)
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The cover is in ok shape. There is a little crees on the left side. The records in great shape. Here is more info
Format: Vinyl
Genre: Rock & Pop
Primary Artist: Built To Spill
Record Label: Up
Release Date: 20010821
Work Name: Ancient Melodies of the Future
UPC: 796818009617
Additional Information about Ancient Melodies of the Future by Built to Spill (Vinyl, Aug-2001, Up)
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Album Features
UPC: 796818009617
Artist: Built To Spill
Format: Vinyl
Release Year: 2001
Record Label: Up
Genre: Rock & Pop
Details
Distributor: Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: DDD
Album Notes
Built To Spill: Doug Martsch (vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion); Brett Nelson (bass); Scott Plouf (drums, percussion).Additional personnel: Brett Netson (guitar); Sam Coomes (keyboards).Recorded at Avast! and Bear Creek, Washington; The Manhouse, Idaho.Built To Spill abandoned any strictly lo-fi leanings long before ANCIENT MELODIES OF THE FUTURE, the band's fifth full-length release, but it is with this album that the trio's near-perfect balance of indie- (almost math-) rock and surprisingly irresistible pop hooks hits stride for a full, satisfying LP. ANCIENT MELODIES OF THE FUTURE retains the line-up of Doug Martsch, bassist Brett Nelson, and drummer Scott Piouf for a third go around, and the consistency has paid off for the most level album of their career. From tracks like the insistent opening track "Strange" to the meanderingly beautiful "The Weather," the album flat mesmerizes.People forget that these Idahoans would be just as at home on classic rock radio as on the college playlists they occupied throughout the '90s. Built To Spill draws from the subtly complex Eastern sounds of RUBBER SOUL-era Beatles and the most enchanting excesses of the Doors at their best, while singer Martsch unfurls the most charming whine since Neil Young's heyday. What's more, with their eccentric sound, the band has managed four releases on a major label, attracting new fans while managing to retain their credibility within the indie world, which is no mean feat.
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