Tony Romanello
Lo-Fi Dreams in Stereo: Vol. 2
© 2006 Tony Romanello (634479390371)
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A compilation of unreleased material, finished mixes, b-sides, and demo's from 2001-2006 ranging from lo-fi acoustic bedroom recordings to hi quality full-band studio mixes.
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- 1 Idyllic Sunrise
- 2 Streets of Tulsa
- 3 Cocoons
- 4 The Day the Stars Fell Down
- 5 No Regrets (Acoustic)
- 6 Breathe Like the First Time
- 7 Headlight Shine pt. 2 (Reprise)
- 8 The Shelf
- 9 Arkansas River Waters
- 10 Everything (Live Acoustic @ KRSC 91.3fm)
- 11 Picturebook (The Pointilist Goes Mad)
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An extension from his first solo release in 2000, Lo-Fi Dreams in Stereo: Vol. 1, volume 2 offers another glimpse into original recordings (or alternate versions of released recordings) that did not end up on any one of Tony Romanello’s previous 7 releases. Recorded off and on, in one way or another between 2001 and 2006, Lo-Fi Dreams in Stereo: Vol. 2 presents 11 songs – offering an eclectic mix of musical selections with genre descriptions ranging from acoustic singer/songwriter, to alternative rock, to alt-country, and back again. As the title of the album would indicate, some of these songs fall into the guise of “lo-fi,” such as Idyllic Sunrise, and Picturebook (the pointillist goes mad) – some of these fall into the category of “live,” such as Everything (live acoustic @ krsc 91.3fm) and Headlight Shine pt. 2 (reprise). But some of these songs also blatantly fall into the realm of “hi-fi,” such as evident within Breathe like the First Time, The Shelf, and online favorite, Streets of Tulsa. Some of these songs are demos. Some are b-sides (or would-be-B-sides). And some are finished studio versions. The album, as such, is framed by the immediacy and diligence in which the songs were written and recorded yet still maintains a unique flow and continuity.