PJ Harvey
The hope six demolition project
PJ’s previous album involved her travelling to Afghanistan, Kosovo and the grimmer parts of Washington DC in the company of film-maker and photographer Seamus Murphy, the better to record the effects of war and poverty. The field trips have thus far spawned a book of poetry and photographs called The Hollow of the Hand, and an open recording session-cum-art installation, during which the public were invited to stand behind a one-way glass and watch Harvey and her band making the album in a specially constructed studio in London’s Somerset House. There is a documentary film to follow.(from the guardian)

1.The community of hope(2:23)(FCC shithole)mid tempo rock song about America
2.The ministry of defense (4:11)darker slower PJ plus a chorus singing about war
3.A line in the sand(3:33)))good looking song with high voices and a military kinda marching drum.
4.Chain of keys(3:09)slow marching drums chorus and horns.
5.River anacostia(4:56)starts with a man humming it's a little soft then there is a pause and nice deep drum pj sings beautifully.
6.Near the memorials to Vietnam nam and Lincoln(2:56)starts right away. Up beat jingly jangly kind of song pj and a chorus.
7.The orange monkey(2:47)tribalish kind of beat. Low chorus sings
8.Medicinals(2:19)darker vibe singing and horns
9.The ministry of social affairs(4:10)))blues singer man singing I think this continues under the whole song or pj male background singers and sax solo.
10.The wheel(5:38)clapping and horns up beat
11.Dollar Dollar(5:34)kids and adults yelling in the street in another language song is minimal pj a horn a drum.

-T.s.porkchop