| Campbell, Isobel & Mark Lanegan / Sunday At Devil Dirt |
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| Album: | Sunday At Devil Dirt | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Campbell, Isobel & Mark Lanegan | Added: | Nov 2008 | |
| Label: | Fontana | |||
| A-File Activity |
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| Add Date: | 2009-04-26 | Pull Date: | 2009-06-28 |
| Week Ending: | Jun 14 | May 31 | May 17 | May 10 | May 3 |
| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jul 24, 2014: | Amber Waves The Raven | 4. | May 24, 2009: | Aural Sex Something To Believe | |
| 2. | Jan 15, 2010: | The Courtesy Flush The Flame That Burns, Trouble | 5. | May 13, 2009: | KZSU's Heartbleeps Trouble | |
| 3. | Jun 07, 2009: | The Singing Bush Come On Over (Turn Me On) | 6. | May 03, 2009: | Aural Sex Hang On |
| Album Review |
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| Your Imaginary Friend Reviewed 2009-04-19 | ||
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Tearing a page from Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen, and the Tindersticks’ play-book this is mostly Lanegan (ex-Screaming Trees, et al) with Campbell’s (Bell and Sebastian) minimal girlie breathy vocs. Lots of acoustic instruments, sparsely played, but lush too at times giving big nods to burlesque, blues and smarmy sleazy acoustic old timey stuff. Its all about the singer/songwriter aspect, in fact most of these sound like Cohen covers or the like. Great stuff, if chill. For fans of Anita Lane/Birthday Party, Tom Waits and (did I say?) Nick Cave. 1) very Leonard Cohen’ish: minor guitar arpeggios slow lilting waltz, with arrangements 2) ballady, with the tubular bells and slight twang is very Nick Cavey 3) hipster blues feel, minimal acoustic, seventh chords 4) total Nick Cave drama, Campbell speaks up a bit more 5) duet, doubled up vocals, smarmy burlesque swing 6) dark spooky blues, very Tom Waits vocal rip-off 7) upbeat swingy, Tom Waitsy 8) simple dobro acoustic 12 bar blues with kittenish lead/solo vocs by campbell 9) simple, folky, sweet 10) very simple guitar with subliminal bowing, minimal and pretty 11) epic feel, starts minimal ends with a chill full band 12) ENDS WITH 2:00 REMAINING, simple ballad, pretty 13) western swing, playful “fight fire with fire” chorus hook 14) simply minor piano/cello ballad, total early tom waits feel 15) tango with mourning violin, brief instrumental with vinyl pops and cracks to lend authenticity (?) 16) big strummy ballad, simple love song 17) retro 60’s pop feel with Campbell’s saccharine/precious breathy vocals taking center, for fans of Belle and Sebastian | ||
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