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Earth Man Blues by Guided by Voices (Record, 2021)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelGudv, Guided by Voices

UPC0733102719319

eBay Product ID (ePID)20048605450

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2021

GenreRock

ArtistGuided by Voices

Release TitleEarth Man Blues

Dimensions

Item Height0.18 in

Item Weight0.60 lb

Item Length12.28 in

Item Width12.23 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks15

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

TracksMade Man, The Disconnected Citizen, The Batman Sees the Ball, Dirty Kid School, Trust Them Now, Lights Out in Memphis (Egypt), Free Agents, Sunshine Girl Hello, Wave Starter, Any Repellent, Margaret Middle School, I Bet Hippy, Test Pilot, How Can a Plumb Be Perfected?, Child's Play

Number of Discs1

NotesIs it really a musical?! The 33rd Guided by Voices album, Earth Man Blues, is a magical cinematic rock album, full of dramatic and surreal twists and turns. Lyrics and liner notes trace the growth of young Harold Admore Harold through a coming of age and a reckoning with darkness. Vivid scenes appear: snapshots of youth, fantastical nightmares, unknown worlds. The music hasn't softened a bit. One will hear the impossibly perfect melodies and word play that you expect from Robert Pollard, with the band playing at peak-heavy. "Trust Them Now" rocks like an instant classic, "The Batman Sees The Ball" is lean, mean rock muscle. Opener "Made Man" tears and slashes at the ears and heart. Sweeping, colossal tracks like "Lights Out (In Memphis, Egypt)" and "Dirty Kid School" stretch far beyond the ordinary vocabulary of rock. Doug Gillard's brilliant guitar playing explodes out of the speakers. The rhythm section of Kevin March and Mark Shue, always strong and reliable, has grown into a breathing composite organism. Along with Bobby Bare, Jr on rhythm guitar, they drive the songs and make one's head shake. Producer Travis Harrison ties the talents of the band together, once again recorded remotely and individually, pandemic-style. This group brings to life the sounds in Pollard's technicolor imagination.