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Eating Grapes And Whale Bones


2008
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Eating Grapes And Whale Bones

No longer a boy, an acoustic guitar...

1. Arrested, Part 1
2. Arrested, Part 2
3. TV
4. Lyrical Sunday (Six Strings) (Feat. Deep Owls)
5. 48 Hour Competition
6. I WANT TO DO EVERYTHING
7. Do You Know What Film Theorists Are Like?
8. Underwater World
9. Fotography Girl
10. The Washer Ghost (Feat. Rusty Anderson, Star Dell'Era, Grace Noel Glasson & Alex Poska)
11. Orientation
12. Narita International Airport
13. I'm Coming Home
14. Eating Grapes And Whale Bones

...live like you're the greatest...

Track Details:
1. Vocals, Baritone Ukulele, Harmonica
2. Vocals, Baritone Ukulele, Garageband Drums
3. Garageband Samples, Sample taken of white noise
http://www.flashmusicgames.com/guitar_machine.html
4. Vocals, Keyboard, Garageband Drums, Garageband Samples
5. Vocals, Baritone Ukulele, Keyboard
6. Vocals, Keyboard, Garageband Drums
7. Vocals, Baritone Ukulele, Keyboard, Garageband Drums,
Sample taken from "Marxism 101: Althusser's Concept Of Ideology"
by Ron Strickland
8. Guitar Machine: http://www.flashmusicgames.com/guitar_machine.html
9. Vocals, Baritone Ukulele, Keyboard, Garageband Drums
10. Vocals, Baritone Ukulele, Tambourine, Handclaps, Güiro
11. Vocals, Baritone Ukulele, Keyboard
12. Keyboard, Sample taken from Narita Airport lounge, Japan
13. Vocals, Piano, Keyboard, Garageband Drums
14. Vocals, Baritone Ukulele, Keyboard, Harmonica, Garageband Drums

NO GUITAR WAS USED IN THE MAKING OF THIS RECORD

Existential Hero is Steven Ray Morris
Russ Woods guests on track 4
Rusty Anderson, Star Dell'Era, Grace Noel Glasson and Alex Poska guest on track 10

http://www.myspace.com/tinyfolksings
http://www.myspace.com/thetopgrossingfilmsof1984
http://www.myspace.com/elatedsobstory
http://www.myspace.com/linguisticbanter
http://www.myspace.com/youryellowdress

This album was recorded between February and July 2008 at Education House 20306 and Cumberland House in Wellington, New Zealand.
Russ's part was recorded in Bloomington, Indiana.
Rusty's part was recorded in Florissant, Missouri
Grace's part was recorded in Beaufort, South Carolina.
Star's part was recorded in Orange County, California.
Alex's part was recorded in Mission Viejo, California.
It was recorded and mixed using Garage Band and Audacity.

Artwork by Luke Morris (Secret Owl Society)

All songs written by Steven Ray Morris ©2008
Arrangements on track 10 by Alex Poska

http://www.myspace.com/existentialheromusic
http://cllct.com/art/existentialhero

This album is dedicated to the memory of Heath Ledger.

Thank you Alexandra Tengco, Evan Koehne, my parents & family, Russ Woods, Luke Morris & CLLCT, Tony Cannings, Shelby Sifers, Ginny O, Julie & Amber, Lisa, my cousin Jaime, Patrick Ripoll, Josh & Rebecca Redman, Alex Poska, Marc, Chris & Nicole at RetroLowFi, Rusty Anderson, Grace Noel Glasson, Star Dell'Era, Shogo at May Records, Fumiya, Rob Gray Max Golding, Thor & Camila at Wee Pop! Records, Kyle, Noreen and Everyone in the Cacrew, Cassy & Bryan, Ingrid, Mandie Russell, Nathan Levi, Ben Morse (coolest guy I know), Michael Weinreich, James Eric, Jeff Magnum (Wherever you are), Peggy Jankovic, Professor Harry Ricketts, Dick Whyte, Lewis Black, Lil Wayne, André 3000 & Big Boi, Scarface, Kanye West and Victoria University and my New Zealand experience.

I WANT TO DO EVERYTHING.

Track Listing

Comments

Patrick Ripoll
On July 16th, 2008

Do You Know What Film Theorists Are Like? is probably the greatest song you've ever recorded.

Existential Hero
On July 16th, 2008

Well on a traditional album the last four tracks would be considered "secret tracks" and yeah it seems incredibly silly now and this'll probably be the last time I do this.

track 14 is technically the "last track" with the other four being bonuses or as I like to call them, thematic entrails.

Tinyfolk
On July 16th, 2008

What's up with the blank tracks?

Magic horses!

James Eric
On July 16th, 2008

"Lyrical Sunday" rules, duh :)

"Washer Ghost" reminds me of "Bungalow Bill" by The Beatles for some reason. I also really like "I Wish I Could Write Good Songs" and "I WANT TO DO EVERYTHING" lots. "Fotography Girl" is cute. Reminds me of a song I wrote years ago called "Coffeeshop Girl." Great job on this one. I geniunely enjoyed all three of these records with STORM OF THE CENTURY probably being my favorite. It seems to have some more 'pop' to it, but I really like how much you've branched out and tried new things. And clearly, you've been influenced by your friends and favorite bands :) Thumbs up, brother!

Existential Hero
On July 15th, 2008

wow I totally fell asleep in the middle of uploading these songs.

Existential Hero
On July 15th, 2008

Hey Russ, I had to meet my dad to get a hair cut and a shave so I didn't have time to do the tracks individually, but I'll do em now.

James Eric
On July 15th, 2008

Aw! Thank you, Stephen! I'll let you know what I think of all three of them real soon.

Tinyfolk
On July 15th, 2008

The songs aren't loading in the player. Did you upload the individual tracks or just the zip files for these three albums?

Oh and I've totally read Althusser in a bunch of classes.

Magic horses!

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