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Description Tom Waits grew steadily less prolific after redefining himself as a junkyard noise poet with Swordfishtrombones, but the five-year wait between The Black Rider and 1999's Mule Variations was the longest yet. Given the fact that Waits decided to abandon major labels for the California indie Epitaph, Mule Variations would seem like a golden opportunity to redefine himself and begin a new phase of his career. However, it plays like a revue of highlights from every album he's made since Swordfishtrombones...
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Tom Waits - Mule Variations
Including: Big In Japan, Lowside of the Road, Hold On, Get Behind the Mule, House Where Nobody Lives, Cold Water, Pony, Whats He Building, Black Market Baby, Eyeball Kid, Picture In A Frame, Chocolate Jesus, Georgia Lee, Filipino Box Spring Hog, Take It With Me, and Come On Up to the House....
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If Tom Waits were to start a religion, it'd no doubt qualify as a cult. Although he's attracted a small but fervent group of adherents over the past two decades, his uniquely skewed amalgam of folk, blues, rock, and Tin Pan Alley standards has mostly escaped the notice of the wide world of mainstream music. That said, there's no need to preach to the converted: MULE VARIATIONS, Waits's first album of new material in six years, offers more of the gruffly evocative vocals, clanging rhythms, and angular...
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Mule Variations (Japan Bonus Tracks)
Description Tom Waits grew steadily less prolific after redefining himself as a junkyard noise poet with Swordfishtrombones, but the five-year-wait between Black Rider and 1999's Mule Variations was the longest yet. Given the fact that Waits decided to abandon major labels for the California indie Epitaph, Mule Variations would seem like a golden opportunity to redefine himself and begin a new phase of his career. However, it plays like a revue of highlights from every album he's made since Swordfishtrombones...
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Books. Tom Waits: Mule Variations
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* 140g Vinyl. * Double LP. * Mixed and mastered in analog. * Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering Studios by Chris Bellman.
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MP3s - Tom Waits MP3 Music Downloads - Mule Variations
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Tom Waits: Mule Variations Complete piano/vocal arrangements with chord diagrams of sixteen of Waits' last album including: Filipino Box Spring Hog, Big In Japan, Hold On, Picture In A Frame and more.
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Released in 1999, this album was an instant classic, in that Tom Waits style. You know...dark chamber style music, southern blues-ish folk and crazy carnival music all on one album and brought together by an amazing voice.
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Music Sales Tom Waits - Mule Variations Including: Big In Japan, Lowside of the Road, Hold On, Get Behind the Mule, House Where Nobody Lives, Cold Water, Pony, What’s He Building, Black Market Baby, Eyeball Kid, Picture In A Frame, Chocolate Jesus, Georgia Lee, Filipino Box Spring Hog, Take It With Me, and Come On Up to the House.
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PopDestroy More Tees FAQ Subscribe POPDESTROY T-Shirt Store Tom Waits T-Shirt Black on Light Yellow 100% combed-cotton SLIM FIT t-shirt, Super soft just like your favorite vintage tee! This auction is for a size MEN'S MEDIUM. Please do not bid/purchase if this is not your size. Read below. Size Available Need a different size? The following sizes are available in our EBAY STORE. Click on your desired size to use 'Buy it Now'. Crossed out sizes are currently out-of-stock. WOMEN'S MEDIUM/ONE-SIZE
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CDs. Waits,tom: Mule Variations (bonus Tracks
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Rolling Stone (5/13/99, p.94) - 3 Stars (out of 5) - "If you're a fan...you'll get your long-awaited fix....Continuing BONE MACHINE's experiments in artfully scuffed sound...with scratches, hisses and gabbling field recordings..." Spin (5/99, p.147) - "...MULE VARIATIONS is named for a hybrid animal--the offspring of a male ass and a female horse. It's a pretty good description of Waits's aesthetic: Always messing with at least two genres per song, he sticks things together and makes them breed....
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No-one packages a CD album quite like the Japanese. Known as a culture for elaborate and excessive packaging, their approach to the CD album is no exception. From the visual delights of the artwork and packaging, to the content itself, you will without doubt get your money's worth here. The inclusion of the famous 'obi-strip' not only adds a uniquely intriguing aspect, but is also a great marketing tool for the Japanese labels. The term 'obi-strip' is derived from the name of the piece of...
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Tom Waits grew steadily less prolific after redefining himself as a junkyard noise poet with Swordfishtrombones , but the five-year-wait between Black Rider and 1999's Mule Variations was the longest yet. Given the fact that Waits decided to abandon major labels for the California indie Epitaph , Mule Variations would seem like a golden opportunity to redefine himself and begin a new phase of his career. However, it plays like a revue of highlights from every album he's made since Swordfishtrombones...
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Tom Waits - Tom Waits: Mule Variations Music Book
Performed by: Tom Waits: Tom Waits: Mule Variations Music Book, scoring: Piano/Vocal/Guitar, instruments: Guitar;Piano;Voice; 100 pages
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