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Medeiros/Hope And Adams Re-issue | Audio CD

by Wheat

List Price:

$19.98

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Binding:

Audio CD

Studio:

Rebel Group

Release Date:

March 10, 2009

Sales Rank:

39,656th

TRACK LISTING

Disc: 1

Track 1: Death Car
Track 2: Preprise
Track 3: Karmic Episodes
Track 4: Tubesoft
Track 5: Soft Polluted Blacks
Track 6: Summer
Track 7: Leslie West
Track 8: Girl Singer
Track 9: Working Man's Manifesto
Track 10: Reprise

Disc: 2

Track 1: This Wheat
Track 2: Slow Fade
Track 3: Don't I Hold You
Track 4: Raised Ranch Revolution
Track 5: San Diego
Track 6: No One Ever Told Me
Track 7: Be Brave
Track 8: Who's The One
Track 9: Off The Pedestal
Track 10: And Someone With Strengths
Track 11: Body Talk, Part 1
Track 12: Body Talk, Part 2
Track 13: More Than You'll Ever Know
Track 14: Roll The Road

EDITORIAL REVIEWS

Product Description
Specially priced deluxe double CD re-issue of two '90s indie rock classics plus a bonus third CD of rarities. Massachusetts' Wheat has deliberately avoided the spotlight over their four album career. 1998's "Medeiros" was praised for its air of serene resignation, its aquatic wash of keyboards, slowly warping guitar chords, and gently urgent rhythms. "Hope And Adams" is now regarded as a touchstone of the late '90s indie rock scene. Look for their next album, "White Ink, Black Ink", in May.

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