Album
God Save The Clientele
2007 · Rock
Rare pressing on Gatefold

God Save The Clientele is an Alt/Indie album by The Clientele, originally released in 2007. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.
About
Why has nothing been written on this page??? "God Save The Clientele" may well be their best ALBUM -- meaning song one to song fourteen -- that the band has put out, but all people listen to is "Since K Got Over Me!?" Not to take anything away from that song or album, but this one gently blows fairy dust into the listener's eardrums, with the band's non-stop, heart wrenching lyrics and melodies. "Isn't life Strange?" is far and away one of the best love songs of the decade, while "The Garden at Night" shows how they can crank up the amp's and distortion for a freak-out, frenzy, the likes of which one might hear in Swinging London of the 60's. Again, "Carnival on 7th St," "Dreams of Leaving," "Here Comes the Phantom," "The Queen of Seville" -- they're all the dreamiest pschedelia anyone will find these days. The amazing aspect of the band's textures is that they STILL manage to come off sounding intellectual and sexy too. Luna with more coherent lyrics and better vocals. Okay, less guitar riffs, but more identifiable love songs. They have a formula -- and it works. Their new album is highly anticipated.... By me! Even "Suburban Light's" -- their 1st album -- is good, but everything since has been a true gift, so fans: listen to a FEW other songs than just the the one-listen wonders! This band has been transported in Doc Brown's Delorian for God's Sake, so save them from Biff already. He hates Manure!!!!.
via Last.fm
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Tracklist
- 1Here Comes the Phantom3:13
- 2I Hope I Know You3:19
- 3Isn't Life Strange3:47
- 4The Dance of the Hours2:08
- 5From Brighton Beach to Santa Monica3:52
- 6Winter on Victoria Street2:47
- 7The Queen of Seville4:27
- 8These Days Nothing But Sunshine3:25
- 9Somebody Changed2:41
- 10No Dreams Last Night3:05
- 11Carnival on 7th Street2:09
- 12Bookshop Casanova3:53
- 13The Garden at Night1:44
- 14Dreams of Leaving3:26
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Indie Rock
- jangly
- dreamy
- pastoral
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- James HornseyBASS ELECTRIC ORGAN ORGAN
- Mark KeenDRUMS BACKING VOCALS PERCUSSION
- Abigail TrundleCELLO
- Alasdair MacLeanACOUSTIC GUITAR BACKING VOCALS CLASSICAL GUITAR
- Eleanor GilchristVIOLIN
- Geraldine BerreenVIOLIN
- Louis PhilippeARRANGED BY , CONDUCTOR BACKING VOCALS
- Lupe Nuñez-FernandezBACKING VOCALS VOCALS
- Mel DraiseyBACKING VOCALS ORGAN PERCUSSION
- Pat SansoneACOUSTIC GUITAR BACKING VOCALS GUITAR
- Pete FinneyGUITAR PEDAL STEEL GUITAR
- Theresa WhippleVIOLA
- Tony CrowSYNTHESIZER
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 6 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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