You Guys Kill Me by The Third Eye Foundation (CD, Oct-1998, Merge) used

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Cd is in perfect condition the case has a small price sticker mark in the upper right hand corner.”

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Album Features
UPC: 036172944927
Artist: The Third Eye Foundation
Format: CD
Release Year: 1998
Record Label: Merge
Genre: Post Rock, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. A Galaxy of Stars
2. For All the Brothers and Sisters
3. There's a Fight at the End of the Tunnel
4. An Even Harder Shade of Dark
5. Lions Writing the Bible
6. No Dove No Covenant
7. I'm Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired
8. That Would Be Exhibiting the Same Weak Traits
9. In Bristol With a Pistol


Details
Playing Time: 45 min.
Distributor: Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a

Album Notes
The Third Eye Foundation: Matt Elliot.To pigeonhole the work of the Third Eye Foundation as drum 'n' bass would be an ignorant travesty: it's so much more complex. This album opens with Latin percussion that soon subsides into machine-gun trip-hop beats. Unkle-esque strings come and go and a didgeridoo-like growl (a vocal sample?) recurs in various guises. "For All The Brothers And Sisters" is a frightening construction. Sounding like an alarm call or foghorn, delivered in varying pitch, as the beats get more elaborate, it begins to resemble a wailing voodoo voice."An Even Harder Shade Of Dark" begins with funky military percussion and scratchy decks while the main theme is a reverberating minor key sequence loop. Ultimately strings enter the mix too, giving added richness and depth, reaching a point where a distant soprano and crying baby can be discerned. This dissolves into a lo-fi crackling harp melody and low strings. Another song's theme is grating shards of electronic sound-- like grinding metal--until the distant wavering choir emerges. This may seem a scary prospect, and to the uninitiated it may jar, but the dark and sinister wailings and drum-roll rhythms have an incredible lyricism and musicality.
 
Great band from a great label.

Square spot in upper right hand corner is from my price stickers and is on jewel case or plastic wrapping if sealed.

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Listing TypeGallery Listing
Listing ID#145523449
Start TimeMon 01 Feb 2016 17:52:16 (EDT)
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You Guys Kill Me
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036172944927
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In his thorough, enjoyable tome Generation Ecstasy, critic Simon Reynolds makes the case against those post-techno artists who use the sampler as an updated synthesizer, smearing their r
 

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