Spirit Of The West - Two Headed (1995)
BAND/ARTIST: Spirit Of The West
- Title: Two Headed
- Year Of Release: 1995
- Label: True North Records
- Genre: Folk Rock, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 46:31
- Total Size: 114/330 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Wishing Line
02. Blood and Honey
03. Tell Me What I Think
04. Never Had It In Me
05. Scaffolding
06. Two Headed
07. Unplugged
08. Mildred
09. Pretend Is Fun
10. Can't Accept The Saint
11. Pin-Up Boy
01. Wishing Line
02. Blood and Honey
03. Tell Me What I Think
04. Never Had It In Me
05. Scaffolding
06. Two Headed
07. Unplugged
08. Mildred
09. Pretend Is Fun
10. Can't Accept The Saint
11. Pin-Up Boy
Two Headed is a 1995 album by Spirit of the West.
It is the band's darkest and heaviest album, with many songs directly addressing the subject of death. Ken Marshall, a noted Canadian producer of industrial music, produced the album, giving many songs a densely layered, textured production which results in an almost psychedelic hard rock sound.
The album reached #20 on RPM's Top 100 albums chart the week of July 31, 1995.
"Tell Me What I Think", the album's first single, was a notable hit, peaking at #25 on the RPM singles chart the week of August 14. The song was also released on CD single, with several remixes by Marshall. The song's video, directed by Morris Panych, was choreographed around a fixed-location camera. However, despite the song's chart success, the video became their first in many years not to receive significant rotation on MuchMusic.
It is the band's darkest and heaviest album, with many songs directly addressing the subject of death. Ken Marshall, a noted Canadian producer of industrial music, produced the album, giving many songs a densely layered, textured production which results in an almost psychedelic hard rock sound.
The album reached #20 on RPM's Top 100 albums chart the week of July 31, 1995.
"Tell Me What I Think", the album's first single, was a notable hit, peaking at #25 on the RPM singles chart the week of August 14. The song was also released on CD single, with several remixes by Marshall. The song's video, directed by Morris Panych, was choreographed around a fixed-location camera. However, despite the song's chart success, the video became their first in many years not to receive significant rotation on MuchMusic.
Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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