Glitter of Cohoes - Take my hand and lead me to the flaming puss

Glitter of Cohoes - Take my hand and lead me to the flaming pussy of your heart All songs are encoded at 320kbps. Artwork is embedded. Similar to: Cerberus Shoal, Pink Floyd, Health, Pixies Hovercraft, Sonic Youth, Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, Resonator, Unwound, Fugazi, Che Guevara T-Shirt, Struction, Animal Collective Tracklist for Take my hand and lead me to the flaming pussy of your heart: 1. Confuscious Say 2. Ham Radio 3. Bright, Risen Angels 4. Bright Reprise 5. Medusa Maitai 6. Interstellar Overdrive (Pink Floyd cover) 7. Most of them will wear ties 8. Super Rock 9. Albatross 10. Kamchatka (Russian Winter) 11. I Am Our Workhorse 12. Goodnight Kings (intro) 13. Goodnight Kings 14. Goodnight Platts From http://humanidentityrecordings.blogspot.com/ : From the ashes of hard working yet little known Lack of... emerged the Glitter of Cohoes. The GOC capture the feeling and experience of a time and place. At night in the moonlight glow of the city scape, the Glitter of Cohoes electrified a shitty downtown Albany practice space with the emotional release that comes from music as necessity, as therapy, and as a soulful need rather than a vain posture. It is an emotion that music as a fashionable form or genre cannot express. The first time I heard this whole release I was riding my bike. I was resisting modernity and embracing the speed of another age. Somehow this feels like the future and the Glitter of Cohoes make a suitable soundtrack for the times ahead. Enjoy the fall. In their own words: The initial idea behind Glitter of Cohoes was to let whatever happened while jamming in the practice room determine what kind of music we would write. Somewhat divergent backgrounds, punk and metal, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Rush, and Beethoven, as well as Trans Am and Polvo, all contributed to what eventually became songs, but with the exception of a cover of Floyd's “Interstellar Overdrive,” the band never committed to sounding like something else. In the early days, there were minimal vocals; there’s some breathy chanting on “Bright, Risen Angels,” and the song “Last Time” had actual lyrics, but was never very successfully committed to tape. The chemistry of the band was evident in the fact that minimal miking and recording with a 4-track, in shitty little practice spaces, resulted in relatively high quality and enjoyable recordings. Says bassist Dave Welch, "This is one of the few bands I've been in that when I went home at night after practicing, I would lay awake in bed completely excited about what the band was doing.”

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bradandbrad (2009-05-28)

Indie Rock

tweezerstree (2009-06-25)

Thanks! I've been looking for this for a year!!