Augie March, Strange Bird - 1h 2m 14s

Tracks & Durations

1. The Vineyard	5:01
2. This Train Will Be Taking No Passengers	4:30
3. Little Wonder	4:03
4. The Night Is A Blackbird	5:22
5. O Mi Sol Li Lon	1:21
6. Song In The Key Of Chance	4:53
7. Up The Hill And Down	0:22
8. There's Something At The Bottom Of The Black Pool	4:19
9. Addle Brains	5:29
10. The Keepa	5:40
11. The Drowning Dream	4:37
12. Sunstroke House	5:17
13. Brundisium	6:48
14. O Song	4:25

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Review

Augie March is a band whose very name was poached from perhaps THE great American novel, to give the people of America an inkling of the underside of Australia. In 2002, the band had set up camp in a disused telephone company building in outer Melbourne to write the album that would become Strange Bird. It covers a lot of sonic terrain, veering from the sweet, building harmony of The Vineyard, through the Wild West gallop of This Train, the heavy Song in the Key of Chance and muted melancholy of O Mi Sol Mi Lon to the plaintive balladry of The Night is A Blackbird, and that's all in the first twenty minutes. It was released in Australia in October 2002 and did great things. A few insightful American music journalists from Rolling Stone to The Big Takeover to the All Music Guide have caught wind of the release and have already signed on as their champions.The rest of the world is about to catch up. The US release of Strange Bird contains the award winning videos for "The Vineyard" and "Little Wonder."

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Strange Bird

Tracks: 15 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 1h 14m 2s (+11m 48s)

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