Monday, June 28, 2021

Die At The Zoo by Obits (Full Album)

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  1. Obits - garage rock from Brooklyn, New York

    "Somewhere between ‘Having Fun With Elvis On Stage’ and Pat Benatar’s ‘Live from Earth!!,’ we offer you ‘The Obits Die At The Zoo,’ a 12-song, rip-roaring, zig-zag-wandering pile of riff after simmering riff—just the way Bob Seger showed us how to do it at Cobo Hall.

    Recorded in 2012 in Brisbane, Australia, the pint-quaffing playground of rock'n'roll legends like The Leftovers, The Saints and SixFtHick. We were on tour between our second and third album for Sub Pop, so you get sing-along classics like "Widow Of My Dreams" and "I Want Results," plus 7" jams like "One Cross Apiece" and "Refund."

    The digital download* contains 4 more tunes, including our covers of "The City Is Dead" (originally by Belgium's The Kids) and "Milk Cow Blues" (penned by Lovejoy via Chicago southpaw James "Kokomo" Arnold).

    Each record comes with an Obits coaster** to protect your lovely, Arne Jacobsen-designed teak coffee table from a frightfully hideous ring created by that Soixante Quinze your fancy neighbor just mixed for you.

    *yes, a download card is included!
    **we are very sorry that we couldn't include an actual drink with this record."

    Tracklist:
    1.
    Light Sweet Crude 04:04
    2.
    SUD 03:53
    3.
    Pine On 03:33
    4.
    Shift Operator 03:24
    5.
    No Fly List 02:27
    6.
    The City Is Dead 03:22
    7.
    Everything Looks Better In The Sun 03:19
    8.
    New August 03:54
    9.
    Suez Canal 02:29
    10.
    Widow Of My Dreams 04:34
    11.
    You Gotta Lose 03:25
    12.
    I Want Results 03:49
    13.
    Talking To The Dog 02:33
    14.
    Refund 02:08
    15.
    One Cross Apiece 03:25
    16.
    Milk Cow Blues 04:15

    about:
    released June 28, 2021

    Live at The Zoo
    Brisbane, Australia
    August 26, 2012

    Recorded by Murray Paas
    Mixed by Geoff Sanoff
    Mastered by Tim Turan

    Thank you Jen Crowley, Mat Watson, Tym Guitars, John Pastore and Outer Battery Records.

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