Sparklehorse Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot(1995)[FLAC]

1995 Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot CD Capitol CDP 7243 8 32816 2 6 1 Homecoming Queen 3:35 2 Weird Sisters 4:59 3 850 Double Pumper Holley 0:36 4 Rainmaker 3:46 5 Spirit Ditch 3:23 6 Tears on Fresh Fruit 2:07 7 Saturday 2:27 8 Cow 7:12 9 Little Bastard Choo Choo 0:39 10 Hammering the Cramps 2:49 11 Most Beautiful Widow in Town 3:18 12 Heart of Darkness 1:51 13 Ballad of a Cold Lost Marble 0:46 14 Someday I Will Treat You Good 3:40 15 Sad & Beautiful World 3:32 16 Gasoline Horseys 2:39 In the days following Mark Linkous's suicide, as writers tried to find the words to evoke the decaying beauty of the Sparklehorse main-man's hushed alt-country, many turned to the simplicity of his tune "Sad & Beautiful World." The song is little more than its title; a repeated refrain —"it's a sad and beautiful world"— elemental in its simplicity. It even delivers a couplet that's doubled in profundity ever since Linkous put a bullet through his heart in a Knoxville alley: "sometimes days go speeding past/sometimes this one seems like the last." "Sad & Beautiful World" is found on the debut Sparklehorse LP, Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot. Though the album gained most of its attention, on its initial release, from buzzing, distorted, anthemic alt-rock numbers like "Someday I Will Treat You Good" and "Hammering the Cramps," its longevity, its influence, and its cult following came about through those sad, sad songs where Linkous whispered in a cracked voice over sparse guitars and swimming radio static. Over the years, Linkous would refine his shadowy, atmospheric, mood-music craft, leading to collaborations with everyone from Tom Waits to Fennesz to Danger Mouse, and other classic cuts like "It's a Wonderful Life" (whose music video was, memorably, made by amazing Canadian filmmaking anachronist Guy Maddin). But, nothing quite captured Linkous's abundant talents like his debut album; one that will continue to charm and inspire listeners long after he's gone. cd ripped by dBpoweramp please seed

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