Michael McDaeth
Shine in Reverse
© 2005 Michael McDaeth (634479138195)
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There's nobody like Michael McDaeth anywhere in the universe. This is his rock. You gettin' the hemi-semi-demi quavers? You rolling with the sarcastic laughter, frustrated tears, smoke-filled mystery? YOU ARE HERE; you dig?
tracks
- 1 We're Anonymous
- 2 Do Anarchy
- 3 Fortune 2005
- 4 Torn Apart
- 5 It Sure Is Another Day
- 6 Love Abides
- 7 Shimeleski Fun Time
- 8 Before I
- 9 Ridiculous
- 10 Hard At Work At Nothing
- 11 Bang It
- 12 Frog
- 13 All Hail
- 14 At Least Leave a Note
- 15 Ole Ole Ole Hey Hey Hey
- 16 Under the Underground
- 17 Julie Was
- 18 Tidal Wave
- 19 Not Drunk Enough
- 20 Something Is Missing
- 21 Change and Change...
- 22 Sing or Get Out
- 23 I'm Just Sayin'
- 24 She Was a He
- 25 God Awful
- 26 Here's to Our Digital Decay
- 27 Cut That Out
- 28 If This Is High Civilization Now
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albums you will love
- MICHAEL MCDAETH: The Blank Album
- WEEDS PETERSON: All Hail the Coming of Weeds
- THE UN-ORCHESTRATED ME: The Un-Orchestrated Me
- WEEDS PETERSON: Time To Let Go
- MICHAEL MCDAETH: Uncovering Nirvana
- MICHAEL MCDAETH: Rusted On Through
- MICHAEL MCDAETH: Sacred Cow
- MICHAEL MCDAETH: Gondwanaland
- WEEDS PETERSON: Fat
genres you will love
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notes
Two years ago, something odd happened to Michael - this is more or less
documented with Rusted On Through (2004 Sophisticated Monkey Records). Hard to describe. The music starting making him, maybe. He broke through all the frames of song structure and style. He started surfing on the Andromeda Galaxy. Something like that. All that songwriting and guitar playing and singing started coiling and writhing and twisting and exploding. Shine In Reverse is the carbon dating that shows where the explosion occurred. Sorta. It picks up where Rusted On Through left off. Where ever the hell that is. Somewhere very eerie and
strange.
Maybe you'll dig it. Maybe you won't. Shine In Reverse is an experience
that changes every time you listen to it. So, yeah, it's not easy listening.
It won't be on any elevators or in any dentist's offices. Someday you'll
hear every popular song of our time on a future commercial or maybe on the
phone when you're put on hold for the fifteenth time at the cable company.
You won't ever hear Michael McDaeth's work that way. You'll have to open the
CD and play it for yourself.