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Lovage Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By 
Rare 75 ARK Vinyl 2XLP

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Album Features UPC: 676217505210
Artist: Nathaniel Merriweather/Lovage Format: LP
Release Year: 2001 Record Label: 75 Ark Genre: Big Beat, Electronic, Trip Hop
Track Listing
1. Ladies Love Chest Rockwell
2. Pit Stop (Take Me Home)
3. Anger Management
4. Everyone Has a Summer
5. To Catch a Thief
6. Lies and Alibis
7. Good Hygiene & Socks Herbs
8. Book of the Month
9. Lifeboat
10. Strangers on a Train
11. Baby) Lovage (Love That Lovage
12. Sex (I'm A)
13. Koala's Lament
14. Tea Time With Maseo
15. Stroker Ace
16. Archie & Veronica

Details Playing Time: 60 min. Contributing Artists: Prince Paul, Damon Albarn, Afrika Bambaataa Producer: Dan The Automator Distributor: Alternative Dis. Alliance Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a
Album Notes
Lovage includes: Mike Patton, Jennifer Charles (vocals); Kid Koala (turntables); Nathaniel Merriweather.Additional personnel includes: Chest "Prince Paul" Rockwell, Afrika Bambaataa, Maseo, Damon Albarn, Charmelle Carmel.Recorded at The Glue Factory Studios, San Francisco, California.Full Title: Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By.Lovage includes: Mike Patton, Jennifer Charles (vocals); Astacio The Nudist (guitar); Sweet P (flute, harpsichord); Daniel Spills (keyboards); Kid Koala (turntables); Nathaniel Merriweather.Additional personnel includes: Chest "Prince Paul" Rockwell, Afrika Bambaataa, Sir Damien Thorne VI, Charmelle Carmel, VxBx.Recorded at the Glue Factory, San Francisco, California.Dan the Automator is back under the guise of Nathaniel Merriweather, a man who wants to assist your lovemaking and female-wooing abilities via rhythm. Accompanied by a barrage of extensively talented identites, most notably including Mike Patton (Faith No More, Fantomas, Mr. Bungle, and about a thousand other amazing projects), Jennifer Charles of the Elysian Fields, Kid Koala, Prince Paul and Damon Albarn, he fulfills that intent with an album of trip-hoppy ensembles overlayed with intertwining male and female vocals. The greater moments of the album take place in the mesh of Patton and Charles' soothing vocals, as could be expected given the fact that Patton is arguably the greatest and most versatile vocalist alive. The result invovles some quite peculiar but relaxing amalgamations. 'Book of the Month' sounds like what might happen if Barry White became a member of Portishead. Actually, quite a bit of the album sounds Portishead-ish, which is in no way a bad thing. Something strange and ambient to lay back to, or another brick in the wall of albums for Patton collectors. Overall, 'Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By' is just that, in a very unusual and tongue-in-cheek way. ~ Blake Butler