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Les Savy Fav - The Cat and the Cobra
Les Savy Fav: Tim Harrington (vocals); Seth Jabour, Gibb Slife (guitar); Syd Butler (bass); Harrison Haynes (drums). Recorded at Rare...
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The culmination of a project eight years in the making, Les Savy Fav 's Inches gathers nine singles -- 18 tracks in all -- that the band began recording in 1996 and then released through nine different labels (including Sub Pop, Monitor, and Suicide Squeeze). Inches presents these singles in reverse chronological order, a clever and somewhat daring move; as the album plays, the band's sound unravels from the sleek, danceable art-punk of songs like "Meet Me in the Dollar Bin" to the rougher sounds...
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Les Savy Fav - 3/5 [French Kiss]
Les Savy Fav: Tim Harrington, Gibb Slife, Patrick Mahoney, Seth Thonm Jabour, Syd Butler. Recorded at Rare Book Room, Brooklyn, New...
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Les Savy Fav - Let's Stay Friends
Les Savy Fav: Syd Butler (bass guitar); Harrison Haynes (drums); Seth Jabour, Tim Harrington. Personnel: Tim Harrington, Eleanor...
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Tracks from a limited edition Australian Tour make the jump to picture disc vinyl. Includes "Wake Up A Snake" and "Raging In The Plague Age."
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Track Listing: 1. Pots And Pans 2. The Equestrian 3. The Year Before The Year 2000 4. Patty Lee 5. What Would Wolves Do? 6. Brace Yourself 7. Rage In The Plague Age 8. Slugs In The Shrubs 9. Kiss Kiss Is Getting Old 10. Comes And Goes 11. Scotchguard The Credit Card 12. The Lowest Bitter
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Les Savy Fav 's spectacular debut, 3/5 , opens with a spoken word track appropriately titled "Intro." While beginning a rock album with a speech is unusual enough, even more unusual is the fact that it is entirely in French. Although this is neither the first nor the last brush with the language on this record (which should, one supposes, come as little surprise considering the band adopted a French moniker), nowhere else on 3/5 does it seem as intrusive or alienating to the listener. By the album...
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A few albums into their career, les Savy Fav continue refining their idiosyncrasies and coming to realize their trademark sound. Past albums were often eclectic in terms of style, the band not sure if it wanted to head in more of a punk or emo direction -- or perhaps a hybrid of the two. If anything though, Go Forth is consistent in terms of style. Les Savy Fav have come to terms with who they want to be and explore that identity over the course of the album's 11 songs, which are similar in tone...
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les savy fav emor: rome upside down [Record Vinyl LP]
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Notes: Initial pressings of INCHES contain a bonus DVD featuring videos, live footage, pictures and audio commentary. The culmination of a project eight years in the making, Les Savy Fav's Inches gathers nine singles -- 18 tracks in all -- that the band began recording in 1996 and then released through nine different labels (including Sub Pop, Monitor, and Suicide Squeeze). Inches presents these singles in reverse chronological order, a clever and somewhat daring move; as the album plays, the band...
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Despite ferociously gigantic and typically half-naked frontman Tim Harrington's best intentions, Les Savy Fav is missing some key ingredients -- primarily that one great album to stand up as an equal to the band's tremendous live show, something that proves the band members are more than high-energy, booze-infused spectacles. Of course, the joke's on us (shame!), because Les Savy Fav recorded such an album in 1997; we just haven't really been able to get our grubby little hands on it until now. ...
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Notes: Personnel: Seth Jabour (vocals, guitar); Tim Harrington (vocals, synthesizer); Harrison Haynes (drums); Anna, Amy (background vocals). Recording information: Mission Sound, Brooklyn, NY (05/2001). A few albums into their career, Les Savy Fav continue refining their idiosyncrasies and coming to realize their trademark sound. Past albums were often eclectic in terms of style, the band not sure if it wanted to head in more of a punk or emo direction -- or perhaps a hybrid of the two. If anything...
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Tragic Monsters. Reprobates Resum. Crawling Can Be Beautiful. Disco Drive. Slip. Daily Dares. One to Three. Pills. Adopduction. No Sleeves. Bloom on Demand.
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