| Date mailed or hand-delivered: |
02/29/2008 |
| Album Description: |
An odd little collection from an odd little misfit. Brooding introspection, wry humor, sadness, hope, and general weirdness. Lyrically dense. Vocally layered. Pulling stylistically from a variety of musical influences (classic 60s, 70s, & 80s pop, jazz, prog rock, rock rock, electronic, folk, standards, experimental, show tunes) with a concise sense of melody. This is the first of Flipping The Pig's albums to contain no electric guitars and no bass guitar (mostly because they weren't plugged in). |
| Tracks (w/numbers): |
1. The Ripple (2:29)
2. The Conversationalist (3:37)
3. Periphery (1:41)
4. Let A Moment Pass (3:10)
5. The Creeper (0:58)
6. You Don't Believe I Love You (3:51)
7. Preset (4:24)
8. Some Days Cloudy (3:04)
9. Reprise (1:44)
10. Into The Great Damn I Don't Know (2:35) |
| Preferred Track: |
You Don't Believe I Love You |
| Band Bio: |
The culmination of several decades spent having listened to a wide variety of music as filtered through a chunky middle-aged imp in his sweatpants. |
| Band Members & Instruments Played: |
Jeff Mansk: Drums, Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals |
| Band Location (city, state or province, and country): |
Detroit, MI, USA |
Pat Zelenka
