Landfair, by The Blank Tapes

Landfair

by The Blank Tapes

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1.	Landfair 03:05	download
2.	I Saw The Satellite 03:55	download
3.	Play A Song & Singalong 02:04	download
4.	It's So Hard To Let Go 03:28	download
5.	I Tell Myself Again & Again 03:39	download
6.	I've Found... 02:42	download
7.	Somebody New 02:41	download
8.	Mr. Lonely 03:17	download
9.	Clever Disguise 02:51	download
10.	I Still Remember You 02:54	download
11.	That Bird 02:26	download
12.	This Is My Day 02:58	download
13.	Oil & Water 04:49	download
14.	Together Forever 02:28	download
15.	Turn The Lights Down 04:01	download
16.	Sleepy Head 04:56	download
17.	Poor Old Sensitive <3 03:23	download
18.	Boat Down The River 04:14	download
19.	Tornado 03:25	download
20.	Rain Cloud 04:02	download
21.	Blue Skies 03:30	download
22.	There Goes The Day 03:05	download
23.	Last Lover 02:49	download
24.	Little Ocean Duffy 01:47	download

about

Matt Adams - Sings, guitar, bass, drums, keys, misc.
Matt McCluer - Sings on #1, 5, 15 & 22. Bass on #2, 5, 13 & 15
Indianna Hale - Sings on #1, 6, 10, 16, 18, 20, 21 & 22
Jason Medina - Drums on #13 & 15
Courtney Montgomery - Sings on #9
Casey Filbey - Flute on #9
Jeff Takacs - Sings on #11
Sean Billings - Trumpet on #12
Valerie Back - Sings on #14
Alan Siegel - Whistles on #18
Casey Farmen - Violin on #20
Obo Martin - Sings on #24

credits

released 24 March 2005
Recorded to cassette tape by Matt Adams at the Clubhouse in Costa Mesa, CA & at Somserset Studios in Newport Beach, CA 2004 - 2005. Mastered & co-mixed by Tad Banzuelo in Orange, CA at Glow in the Dark Studio.
Artwork by Matt Adams

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“The Blank Tapes sound like the Archies if Lou Reed had written their songs.” -- The New Yorker

“A bent version of 60’s pop...really fun.” -- NPR

“A Winsome Garage-Pop Gem.” -- SPIN

“Awesome every time.” -- LA Weekly ... more