Vinyl Album - Desaparecidos - Read Music/Speak Spanish - Saddle Creek

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Desaparecidos
Title:	Read Music/Speak Spanish
Label:	Saddle Creek
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LBJ-42
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Date:	2002
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Desaparecidos	Man And Wife, The Former (Financial Planning)		Rate
A2	Desaparecidos	Manana		Rate
A3	Desaparecidos	Greater Omaha		Rate
A4	Desaparecidos	Man And Wife, The Latter (Damaged Goods)		Rate
B1	Desaparecidos	Mall Of America		Rate
B2	Desaparecidos	The Happiest Place On Earth		Rate
B3	Desaparecidos	Survival Of The Fittest / It's A Jungle Out There		Rate
B4	Desaparecidos	$$$$		Rate
B5	Desaparecidos	Hole In One		Rate

Notes

First pressing of the LP comes with stamped manila envelope insert including printed lyric sheets.
Second and third pressings did not include the envelope insert.

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sladesounds 14th Dec 2013		Review All Music Review by Kenyon Hopkin With Bright Eyes, Conor Oberst wears his languishing heart on his sleeve, channeling his most personal emotions via intense acoustic-based indie rock. The talented young songwriter seems ready to burst out into something noisier, and he gets that chance with Desaparecidos. On Read Music/Speak Spanish, the band rocks out with more of an emo edge, typified by blaring guitars and raging vocals. With fellow Omaha guitarist/songwriter Denver Dalley, bassist Landon Hedges, keyboardist Ian McElroy, and drummer Matt Baum (Baum and McElroy have toured with Bright Eyes, while Hedges plays in labelmate the Good Life), the group critiques American materialism and consumerism. Songs such as "Greater Omaha" and "Mall of America" resonate with sincerity, while Oberst's vocals quiver and scream about money and society. With such a convincing voice, there's never a time when his lyrics are less than earnest. This debut full-length was recorded in one week, which, as a result, adds to its unabashed rawness. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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