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Pan American
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Track Listing
- Starts Friday - Chris Gallo, Pan American
- Remapping
- Lent
- First Postion
- Tract - Pan American, Jim Thompson
- Dark Nest
- Noun
- Lake Supplies - Chris Gallo, Peter Neff, Pan American
- Pt. 1
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #270512 in Music
- Released on: 1998-03-23
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .21 pounds
Editorial Reviews
URB
Stunning. It's that simple, and simple is the keyword here. This is understatement as art. Pan-American is the work of Mark Nelson ... member of LaBradford.... Listen carefully and you'll hear echoes of wounded, wasted jazz and cavern-deep, shell-shocked bossa nova ... where whispery, tin-cup vocals and mescal-soaked guitar lines conspire to produce some righteous, late-night porch dub.
Customer Reviews
Stunning debut from LaBradford guitarist Mark Nelson
Dubbed out bossa nova slowed down to the point of stasis. Half-whispered vocals like aural hallucinations. The sound of flickering neon beginning to fuse. Bursts of radio interference. Carefully crafted, resolutely rhythmic, a stunning debut.
catharsis
not much to say about this record beyond the fact that it's brilliantly executed and manages to hit every nerve in my musical soul.
a collage of sounds and echoes without being washed out. there's a distinctive dub feel to the rythyms and extended pieces which i really enjoyed. the vocals are ghostly and unobtrusive, and just float on top of the music.
if you're a fan of labradford, god speed..., tortoise etc, you'll love this addition to the genre.
Everything I Expected
This disc is everything I expected after listening to the sound clips. The music is very mellow, but also manages maintain a groovy soul feel. The guitar sound reminds me of Chris Isaak, but the music is definitely not similar in any other regard. This CD is a great way to begin the day, and I often listen to it first thing in the morning. It's also good for winding down at night, or in the background while working.
Listen to the sound clips, and if you like what you hear then you won't be disappointed. If they don't catch your interest, then you won't like the disc.
