This album has been simmering in the back of my mind for almost three weeks now, and although I've been checking back in with it every few days, I don't know whether or not I'm really getting as much out of "The Folks From Mother's Mixer" as there clearly is to get. That doesn't mean I'm not loving it, because I certainly am, it's just that I'm a little dubious about recommending something on the basis of an incomplete understanding of what it means to me. Also, it's in my car right now, so I can't even take a picture...I guess I just figured if I didn't get something down on paper, this whole blog would end up on the scrap-heap. tbc...
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I've decided to post only the first 11 tracks, which is their self-titled debut album. If you like it, I'm sure they'd really appreciate it if you went out and bought the whole thing. Their follow-up is equally good, but better-produced and intended to be more "easily accessible" I think.
The tracklist and download link are in the comments section below. Enjoy, and please let me know what you think!
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Thursday, March 20, 2008
the folks from mother's mixer
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