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I Break Chairs
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Product Description
PRODUCED BY DAVID BAZAN Dark and emotional music from Damien Jurado as he returns with this album, performed with collaborators Gathered In Song (a collective of friends / musicians)
Track Listing
- Paperwings
- Dancing
- Birdcage
- Inevitable
- Air Show Disaster
- Never Ending Tide
- Big Deal
- The Way You Look
- Castles
- Like Titanic
- Parade
- Lose My Head
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #109238 in Music
- Brand: SUB POP
- Released on: 2002-03-12
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .19 pounds
Features
- 1 - Paperwings
- 2 - Dancing
- 3 - Birdcage
- 4 - Inevitable
- 5 - Air show disaster
Editorial Reviews
From Amazon.com
Like Mark Eitzel and the Red House Painters, Damien Jurado has made a name for himself by writing fairly melancholy pop tunes. Over the course of five albums, Jurado has authored enough sad, dark stories to strike a chord with Nick Drake fans and leave listeners' hearts very heavy, but he hasn't really done anything new with his work. I Break Chairs is a different step in Jurado's career, as he brings in a full band (Gathered in Song) that mixes the moody melodies up with slightly higher-energy indie rock tracks--but the overall vibe is still as sedated as his early stuff. Chairs just kind of ambles along without really going anywhere--even when the tempo changes from pastoral folk to buoyant rock, the song always seems to sound the same. Fans with the "if it ain't broke" attitude toward Jurado's music might find some hidden gems in this album, but for catchier mood-swinging indie pop, releases from Death Cab for Cutie and Beulah are better choices than Chairs. --Jennifer Maerz
