Munly & the Lee Lewis Harlots
Country
| Nov 2004
Reviews
Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2005-02-09
Reviewed 2005-02-09
Another Slim Cessna offshoot Jay Munly delves into dark twangy strange folky slash "gothic" western slash alt.country slash mopey cool stuff just dripping with requisite MakeOut Room/Docs Clock Mission hipsterness. Sure to give that crowd a boner, it titilates me as well. Good stuff, especially in the face of being compared to Nick Cave etc ad nauseum. Gotta respect them for that alone. Check it out for yourself.
1) very nick cave'ish vocs/background vocs, train beat western and dark
2) heavy on female back vocs, mostly acoustic based, darkness, epic
3) banjo turns upbeat bluegrassy
4) melllower, well thought out in its darkness
5) spacey intro goes on to train beat brushed drums and ethereal vocs, unique and interesting for this realm if anything, definately great if everything
6) dramatic story telling
7) quiet wind sound fade in, spoken word intro about horses give this a faux hipster western feel especially talking about scrub jay biology that doesnt exist,
turns yee haw look maw ahm a cowboi!
8) slow waltz w/ fem duet, dark as hell for all you dudes thinking about killing your own unborn child
9) upbeat, wearing out the "gospel" nick cave theme thin
10) upbeat urgent dramatic
11) string arrangements reign heavy here, more drama
12) lots of bowing, strings, lend a uniqueness to the urgent beat, feel, female vocs ring of Jarboe
13) acoustic heavy 3/4 waltz, dark
14) some yodeling figures prominently with the more typical rock beat
15) more rocky, low fi initial tone, dark and reverby, a great synopsis of the whole shebang
1) very nick cave'ish vocs/background vocs, train beat western and dark
2) heavy on female back vocs, mostly acoustic based, darkness, epic
3) banjo turns upbeat bluegrassy
4) melllower, well thought out in its darkness
5) spacey intro goes on to train beat brushed drums and ethereal vocs, unique and interesting for this realm if anything, definately great if everything
6) dramatic story telling
7) quiet wind sound fade in, spoken word intro about horses give this a faux hipster western feel especially talking about scrub jay biology that doesnt exist,
turns yee haw look maw ahm a cowboi!
8) slow waltz w/ fem duet, dark as hell for all you dudes thinking about killing your own unborn child
9) upbeat, wearing out the "gospel" nick cave theme thin
10) upbeat urgent dramatic
11) string arrangements reign heavy here, more drama
12) lots of bowing, strings, lend a uniqueness to the urgent beat, feel, female vocs ring of Jarboe
13) acoustic heavy 3/4 waltz, dark
14) some yodeling figures prominently with the more typical rock beat
15) more rocky, low fi initial tone, dark and reverby, a great synopsis of the whole shebang
Recent airplay
Goose Walking Over My Grave
late night dryer — Dec 07, 2013
Amen Corner
late night dryer — Nov 07, 2012
Of Silas Fauntleroys...
Denver Verses — Feb 24, 2010
Amen Corner
Lost Adam — Dec 09, 2009
Goose Walking Over My Grave
Lost Verses — Oct 14, 2009
Cassius Castrato the She-..
Fiction Romance — Feb 22, 2007
Charting
2005-02-13 — 2005-04-17
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Apr 10 | 1 |
| Apr 3 | 1 |
| Mar 20 | 2 |
| Mar 13 | 2 |
| Mar 6 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Amen Corner | ||
| 2. | Big Black Bull Comes Like A. | ||
| 3. | Old Service Road | ||
| 4. | Another Song About Jesus | ||
| 5. | Cassius Castrato the She-.. | ||
| 6. | 'ragin' Cajun' | ||
| 7. | Song Rebecca Calls 'the.. | ||
| 8. | Goose Walking Over My Grave | ||
| 9. | The Leavening of the Spit.. | ||
| 10. | A Gentle Man's Jihad | ||
| 11. | The Denver Boot Redux | ||
| 12. | Of Silas Fauntleroys... | ||
| 13. | Jacob Dumb | ||
| 14. | My Second Salvation Army... | ||
| 15. | River Forktine Tippercanoe |