Notes From A Ceiling
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Notes From A Ceiling
Notes From A Ceiling est le deuxième album du duo rock australien The Mess Hall.
Cet album gagna un prix ARIA pour Best Engineer et fut listé pour un Autralian Music Prize.[1] et a été inclus dans les top 50 de Triple J et Rolling Stone[2] en 2005.
Au début de 2004, Kurzel vécuun style de vie un peu nomade. Ayant déménagé une fois, il ne cessa de déménager d'ami en ami. Son souvenir principal de cette année-là est d'avoir regardé plusieurs plafonds en se demandant ce qu'il faisait.[3], d'où le titre de l'album (plafond=ceiling)
Pistes
- "Diddley" – 5:23
- "Pills" – 4:00
- "Call It Black" – 4:12
- "Disco 1" – 3:59
- "Skyline" – 6:01
- "Shaky Ground" – 3:28
- "Metal And Hair" – 2:35
- "Disco 2" – 4:38
- "Holes" – 2:41
- "Red Eyes And Sunshine" – 6:34
Références
Catégorie : Album musical sorti en 2005
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