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ROIO
of the Week [Recordings
of Indeterminate Origin]
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SUFJAN
STEVENS
Live At The Triple
Door
Here is a July 23,
2005 recording by Sufjan Stevens to promote his recently-released album
[Come On Feel The] Illinoise. The Triple Door is a club in downtown Seattle
in Washington and the show was broadcast on KEXP-FM.
Stevens is part of
the MTV generation who grew up in comfort without much angst. It has been
suggested that their music reflects their upbringing - quietly confident
and sensibly melodic. On Illinoise you can picture Stevens singing as
a choir boy but this time he has brought along his friends and added a
nice touch with a lone trumpet signaling changes in mood.
But unlike the singer-songwriters
of the '70s [especially Neil Young, James Taylor, Cat Steven], Stevens
is no confessioner. He holds his cards close to his chest and we never
see him except through allusion. Neither is Stevens pretending to be spokesman
for his generation. His music prefers to show-off itÕs melodies while
his words are dense with many layers of meaning.
Stevens' music is by the well-mannered, well-behaved and well-educated
young man.
Š The Little Chicken 
Here are the songs played.
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| Track 01 |
Casimir Pulaski
Day (8.7MB) |
| Track
02 |
The
Tallest Man, the Broadest Shoulders (11.0MB) |
| Track
03 |
Prairie
Fire That Wanders About (3.0MB) |
| Track
04 |
Jacksonville
(7.4MB) |
| Track
05 |
The
Predatory Wasp Of The Palisades Is Out To Get Us! (12.3MB) |
| Track
06 |
Chicago
(7.0MB) |
| Track
07 |
The
Man Of Metropolis Steals Our Hearts (8.2MB) |
| Track
08 |
John
Wayne Gacy, Jr. (7.9MB) |
All eight songs appear in
studio versions on the 22-song album [Come On Feel The] Illinoise. This
is an excellent stereo recording and has never been officially released.
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