
Liz Pappademas
11 Songs
© 2007 Liz Pappademas (666449522529)
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Solo release from now-defunct Austin band Hurts to Purr, Liz Pappademas writes in the straightforward style of Raymond Carver with a sound ala Feist, Cat Power, and Emily Haines.
tracks
- 1 Loma Prieta
- 2 Desaturate It
- 3 I Had to Tell You
- 4 Vacation Romance
- 5 Go On, Kill Me
- 6 Open
- 7 I Am Not That Rabid Dog
- 8 The Born Again April Fool
- 9 Keep Going West
- 10 Soldier's Girls
- 11 Hall Filled Up Like A Lake
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notes
"These days, with so many solipsistic, narcissistic singer-songwriters who are seemingly unable to sing about anything but themselves, it’s refreshing to encounter a performer like Liz Pappademas. The pianist — formerly of the Austin band Hurts to Purr and later based in San Francisco — recently relocated to Los Angeles and just released a collection of artful, intelligent original ballads, Eleven Songs." - LA Weekly
Austin musicians Gary Newcomb (Richard Buckner), Jeff Johnston (Bill Callahan), and Rob Sanchez (Monahans) contributed pedal steel, bass, and drums respectively. They add to the haunting quality of many of the songs on the record, which address such subjects as love (Vacation Romance), murder (The Born Again April Fool) and film criticism (Desaturate It).
Brian Kehew (Fiona Apple, Eleni Mandell) mixed the record, and helped add some final touches, including Mellotrons and Chamberlins.
Please visit www.lizpappademas.com to learn more.
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- author: Vincen the Destroyer
This album is amongst my favorites. Personally, I believe it's up top on the list of best-spent fifteen dollars ever. These tracks will stay forever strong!
Beautiful and stirring and great.
author: benjaminLiz please let's have love children and travel the universe together. Our pianos will merge and have beautiful offspring and i'd make you good tea. Fantastic stuff. :) ben@eatpeople.com
Keep Going Liz, Keep Going Liz
author: ChrisAnother great record...strong piano-driven melodies, sad and beautiful lyrics with a voice to match. Nice, complementary use of different types of keys and vocal effects.
great service, enjoy the music
author: Emilythe cd has some very powerful piano parts...I think it is definitly worth the money