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ARTIST: Patrick Park
TITLE: Everyone's In Everyone
LABEL: Curb Appeal
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 185kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 40m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-08-21
RIP DATE: 2007-08-28
Track List
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1. Life Is A Song 3:50
2. Time For Moving On 3:44
3. Here We Are 3:09
4. Stay With Me Tomorrow 3:35
5. Arrive Like A Whisper 4:10
6. Nothing's Lost 4:29
7. Pawn Song 3:39
8. Saint With A Fever 3:07
9. One Body Breaks 3:43
10. There's A Darkness 3:22
11. Everyone's In Everyone 3:37
Release Notes:
The previous release was nuked for a bad rip... here is the proper.
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The typical adjectives used to describe singer songwriters don't really apply to
Patrick Park. The contemplativeness and over analysis that are so often behind
the heady brand of music Park proffers doesn't appear in his creative process.
Indeed, his decisiveness is rare, if not unprecedented, in so introspective an
artist. He doesn't agonize over his music; he just makes it. He doesn't purr out
the lyrics; he sings them in full voice, putting everything he's got into every
line. Park's verbal precision recalls Leonard Cohen, his forcefulness rivals
that of Neil Young and the Dylan of "Positively 4th Street." His songs teem with
dramatic tension, vivid character sketches and fitful visions of inner turmoil.
Not surprisingly, Park declines to reveal the specifics of his lyrics. "The most
beautiful and magical thing any song has to offer, is how it affects the
listener, how they relate it to their own life," he explains. "I also don't know
that I would want to open myself up that much and actually say what these songs
are about. It's hard enough to put them out there sometimes. All of them were
written with the hope that there would be a better day. I don't know if that
comes across or not."
The Colorado native grew up outside of Denver surrounded by words and music: his
mother is a published poet, his father had a deep love of the folk and blues
traditions and played songs on the guitar around the house, which rubbed off on
Patrick at an early age. "I've written songs since I was a kid," he says. "There
was nothing else that I really wanted to do—I was obsessed with it. When I first
started writing songs, I would show my dad and he would say, 'That's great, but
it's not a song.' He pushed me in some ways. My mother definitely had an
influence—appreciating the power of words. I started playing in bands when I was
in junior high school, and more than any musical achievement, it made me excited
about doing it. I pretty much decided at the age of 13 or 14 that this was what
I wanted to do."
Park came to Los Angeles in 1999 and worked odd jobs, including a stint as a
stock boy at hipster clothing store American Rag. "That job was actually good
for me because I was alone in the stockroom all day long; I had a lot of time to
think, and I wrote a lot of songs back there."
In 2000, when Park had a batch of songs, he decided to demo them. He lacked the
money to go into a studio, but that didn't deter him: "I ended up recording in
the back of a store that a friend's girlfriend owned. I sang all the vocals on
my knees inside of this couch-cushion hut that we built because there was a
cricket in the room and it kept bleeding into the microphone. It was August and
it was hot and horrible." Later that year, Patrick had a chance run in with
producer Dave Trumfio (Wilco, OK GO, Earlimart) and was able to give him a copy
of what came to be known as the "basement tapes". " I didn't expect to ever hear
from him again, but he called me the next day and asked if I had any more
songs."
With the album under way, Park began playing solo shows in LA, and the local
press immediately reacted. His fellow artists took notice as well, as he opened
shows for the likes of Richard Buckner, Gomez and Alfie, while Beth Orton
handpicked Park as the supporting act on her 2002 U.S. tour. Hollywood Records
also took notice, and signed Patrick.
Park released 'Loneliness Knows My Name' in 2004 and immediately hit the road,
touring with David Grey, Liz Phair, The Polyphonic Spree, The Thrills, My
Morning Jacket, Granddaddy and more. As the album drew praise from critics,
Patrick won over crowds show by show with his intimate, nuanced live
performance. Recently, Patrick has returned home to LA and has been spending his
time writing his next album. The follow up to Loneliness Knows My Name will be
released on Curb Appeal Records this summer…
Part: 2 : Marvin Gaye - Number 1's (2007)
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Marvin Gaye - # 1's
Label..........: Motown Source.........: CDDA
Genre..........: R&B Size...........: 78,1 MB
Rip Date.......: Mar-31-2007 Artist Info....: n/a
Release Date...: Apr-03-2007 Quality........: LAME 3.97 V2
Tracklisting
01. Let's Get It On 04:01
02. Got To Give It Up Pt. 1 04:12
03. Sexual Healing 03:58
04. What's Going On 03:53
05. Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing (feat. Tammi Terrell) 02:14
06. Too Busy Thinking About My Baby 02:55
07. Ain't That Peculiar 03:00
08. I Heard It Through The G[CENSORED]vine 03:14
09. I Want You 03:55
10. Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) 03:15
11. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) 05:27
12. You're All In Need To Get By (feat. Tammi Terrell) 02:49
13. I'll Be Doggone 02:47
14. Pride & Joy 02:07
15. Your Precious Love (feat. Tammi Terrell) 03:02
16. If I Could Build My Whole World Around You 02:21
(feat. Tammi Terrell)
17. That's The Way Love Is 03:43
Total Time: 56:53
Release Notes
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trx 14-17 are bonus cuts....
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