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Nick Garrie, The Nightmare of J.B. Stanislas

Audio CD

Disk ID: 102679

Disk length: 58m 3s (19 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2005

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. The Nightmare of J B Stanislas 5:02
2. Can I stay with you 2:39
3. Bungles Tours 2:52
4. David's Prayer 2:46
5. Ink Pot Eyes 2:41
6. The Wanderer 2:51
7. Stephanie City 2:45
8. A little bird 1:58
9. Deeper tones of blue 2:37
10. Queen of Queens 3:17
11. Wheel of Fortune 3:44
12. Evening 2:03
13. Queen of Spades 2:44
14. Close your eyes 2:48
15. Bungles Tours 3:52
16. Deeper Tones of Blue 3:32
17. Little Bird 2:00
18. Stanislas 5:20
19. Evening 2:20

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Review

One of the most mysterious and sought after albums ever...a masterpiece of dark and enigmatic downer orchestral folk-rock. A languid, orchestral post-psychedelic treat, it's equal parts UK baroque-downer pop/folk, with echoes of Peter Sarstedt and Al Stewart. Includes the 2 bonus tracks 'Queen Of Spades' & 'Close Your Eyes'. Rev-Ola. 2005.Never Before on CD (Possibly Because No One Could Actually Find a Mint Copy to Bootleg!), in this Wonderful Post-modern Age Where 'quiet is the New Loud', Nick Garrie-hamilton's Lone 1969 Album Returns Like a Long Lost Uncle Clutching Armfuls of Oranges and Lemons, which Should Please Lovers of Lite Popsyke and Symphonic Pop No End. Its Closest Musical Relatives Are Probably Twice as Much, Piccadilly Line Or Duncan Browne's Immediate Recordings, So it Ought to Appeal Especially to Those of a Fading Yellow Persuasion.

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