Sometimes Good Weather Follows Bad People by Califone.

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Sometimes Good Weather Follows Bad People by Califone.

Rating:

Tracks:
On the Steeple With the Shakes (X-Mas Tigers)
Silvermine Pictures
Pastry Sharp
To Hush a Sick Transmission
Dime Fangs
Red Food Old Heat
Down Eisenhower Sun Up With Mule
To Hush a Sick Transmission [Unedited]
When the Snakehandler Slips
Electric Fence
St. Martha Let It Fold
Beneath the Yachtsman
Don't Let Me Die Nervous
Dock Boggs
Bathwater - (previously unreleased)
June Rat - (previously unreleased)
Pastry Sharp (Download) - (previously unreleased)
A Horse-Sized Pill - (previously unreleased)

Performer Notes:

Sometimes Good Weather Follows Bad People collected Califone's first two self-titled EPs, recapturing the band at the most reserved, tentative, and exploratory phase of its career. The 1998 material, particularly highlights like "Red Food Old Heat," lumbered with magnificent reality but rarely sounded obsessed over its own neuroses. Elsewhere, "Dock Boggs," "Electric Fence," and "Beneath the Yachtsman" from 2000 reminded listeners just how well Califone could flow through stained folk and approximate Grandaddy's "He's Simple, He's Dumb, He's the Pilot" or a post-punk Red House Painters. Regrettably, the disc's two bonus tracks, the wobbly "When the Snakehandler Slips" and an unedited version of "To Hush a Sick Transmission," would offer little excitement for longtime fans. ~ Dean Carlson

Professional Reviews: Pitchfork (Website) - "They took sonic inspiration from ancient folk 78s and Jamaican dub, along with songwriting and arrangement inspiration from Tom Waits, and came up with a fresh and affecting music that ranged from ethereal slowcore to blistering noise."

Format: Vinyl (1 Disc); Stereo

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 6 November, 2012

Label: Jealous Butcher

Performer Notes:

Sometimes Good Weather Follows Bad People collected Califone's first two self-titled EPs, recapturing the band at the most reserved, tentative, and exploratory phase of its career. The 1998 material, particularly highlights like "Red Food Old Heat," lumbered with magnificent reality but rarely sounded obsessed over its own neuroses. Elsewhere, "Dock Boggs," "Electric Fence," and "Beneath the Yachtsman" from 2000 reminded listeners just how well Califone could flow through stained folk and approximate Grandaddy's "He's Simple, He's Dumb, He's the Pilot" or a post-punk Red House Painters. Regrettably, the disc's two bonus tracks, the wobbly "When the Snakehandler Slips" and an unedited version of "To Hush a Sick Transmission," would offer little excitement for longtime fans. ~ Dean Carlson

Professional Reviews: Pitchfork (Website) - "They took sonic inspiration from ancient folk 78s and Jamaican dub, along with songwriting and arrangement inspiration from Tom Waits, and came up with a fresh and affecting music that ranged from ethereal slowcore to blistering noise." Format: Vinyl (1 Disc); Stereo Country: USA Studio/Live: Studio Release Date: 6 November, 2012 Label: Jealous Butcher © Copyright 2018 - SimplyBestPrices