Track Listings
| 1. The Making of Dead Hollow |
| 2. The Rabbit of My Soul Is the King of His Ghost |
| 3. Brittlebones |
| 4. Deviator Feel Like a Crook |
| 5. Dollar and Cent Supplicants |
| 6. The Godforsaken Angels of Epistemology |
| 7. A Few Small Infamies In Arrears |
| 8. Useless Romo Cravings |
| 9. Magellan Was a Felon |
| 10. You Are My Sunshine |
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Product Description
Saint The Fire Show is the third release from Chicago's The Fire Show.
Saint The Fire Show documents the band's progression from the high-contrast art punk of their first two releases to a truly unclassifiable hybrid of Birthday Party/PiL post-punk, Korean pansori folk forms, startling prog-inspired harmonic interplay, Tricky-esque textured beat interludes, forlorn ballads of raw-nerved heartbreak and funereal New Orleans horn dirges.
The Fire Show massages these elements into a vital expression of passion - passion for music; passion for engagement with internal and external forces.
For this album The Fire Show consists of mainstays Olias Nil and M. Resplendent (both formerly of Number One Cup), bassist Pyx Klos (Mansion) and a rotating cast of drummers including Ben Massarella and Joe Adamik (Califone), Eric Roth (the Eric Roth Trio, original Fire Show drummer), Brian Deck (Red Red Meat) and Aliana Kabala (We Ragazzi). Other guests: trombonist Jeb Bishop, violinist Arnie Roth, cellist Drew Morgan and percussionist Brett Deitz.
Saint The Fire Show comes as an enhanced cd which contains more than ten minutes of amazing video shot by Mike Zandlo. On it you will find rehearsal space footage, interview clips and scenes of the band writing for the new album. The main focus of the video is a pair of live performances. These performances represent the other side of The Fire Show - the cathartic, frenetic, improvisational mayhem that can't be captured on record. The video will give you a very good idea of what to expect from The Fire Show live.
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ASIN: B000069V2S Release Date: 2002-07-16 |
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Album Description
Saint The Fire Show is the third release from Chicago's The Fire Show. Saint The Fire Show documents the band's progression from the high-contrast art punk of their first two releases to a truly unclassifiable hybrid of Birthday Party/PiL post-punk, Korean pansori folk forms, startling prog-inspired harmonic interplay, Tricky-esque textured beat interludes, forlorn ballads of raw-nerved heartbreak and funereal New Orleans horn dirges.
The Fire Show massages these elements into a vital expression of passion - passion for music; passion for engagement with internal and external forces.
For this album The Fire Show consists of mainstays Olias Nil and M. Resplendent (both formerly of Number One Cup), bassist Pyx Klos (Mansion) and a rotating cast of drummers including Ben Massarella and Joe Adamik (Califone), Eric Roth (the Eric Roth Trio, original Fire Show drummer), Brian Deck (Red Red Meat) and Aliana Kabala (We Ragazzi). Other guests: trombonist Jeb Bishop, violinist Arnie Roth, cellist Drew Morgan and percussionist Brett Deitz.
Saint The Fire Show comes as an enhanced cd which contains more than ten minutes of amazing video shot by Mike Zandlo. On it you will find rehearsal space footage, interview clips and scenes of the band writing for the new album. The main focus of the video is a pair of live performances. These performances represent the other side of The Fire Show - the cathartic, frenetic, improvisational mayhem that can't be captured on record. The video will give you a very good idea of what to expect from The Fire Show live.
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Bloody Awesome.......2004-04-26
It took a ridiculously long time tro grow on me..........2003-11-01
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