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I Saw the Future (But the Damn Train Hit Me Just the Same)
Track Listings
| 1. (intro) Snipe: Know Your Enemy | ||
| 2. Super Fine | ||
| 3. Long Ago | ||
| 4. The King of Paperclips | ||
| 5. Hind-Leg Dancin' | ||
| 6. I Saw the Future (But the Damn Train Hit Me Just the Same) | ||
| 7. Shadow of a Love | ||
| 8. Girl From an OK Town | ||
| 9. All Possible Dances | ||
| 10. Afilado A Pedacitos (Sharpened to Bits) | ||
| 11. Just Keep Your Eyes on the Ball | ||
| 12. Hey Freyja | ||
| 13. Everywhere I Look Around | ||
| 14. HWY 149 |
Editorial Reviews
Local Flavor, October 9, 2002
Long known for clever lyrics and unusual arrangements, this band has come of age.
Indie Texas Music Newsletter; 11/02
"....is a 14-cut tongue-in-cheek treat. Diverse....with Vic's very fine vocals in the front."
Album Description
On this, their 3rd CD, Snipe Hunt continue their on-going quest to follow the musical rabbit holes wherever they may lead, using a full pallet of musical colors as a framework for lyrics that shine the light of truth on various insidious nude emperors. From the Matthew Sweet-ish lead track, "Super Fine," to the acid jazz of "Just Keep Your Eyes on the Ball" with its comparison of Puritan Ashcroft's misdirection campaign to carnival midway hucksterism, to the banjo-reggae "The King of Paperclips" confessional of a petty tyrant, to the Spanish hip hop of "Afilado A Pedacitos" (which translates to "Sharpened to Bits"), to the bluegrass of the title track, Snipe Hunt follow their musical whims in matching their new millenium protest music to a diverse set of sounds.
I Saw the Future (But the Damn Train Hit Me Just the Same)
I Saw the Future (But the Damn Train Hit Me Just the Same), Music, Snipe Hunt, A seditious mixture of rock/reggae/bluegrass/acid jazz/jump blues/Spanish electronica/singer-songwriter protest music.
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I Saw the Future (But the Damn Train Hit Me Just the Same)
Manufacturer: Snipe Hunt ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B00006I4W8 Release Date: 2002-08-01 |
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Album Description
On this, their 3rd CD, Snipe Hunt continue their on-going quest to follow the musical rabbit holes wherever they may lead, using a full pallet of musical colors as a framework for lyrics that shine the light of truth on various insidious nude emperors. From the Matthew Sweet-ish lead track, "Super Fine," to the acid jazz of "Just Keep Your Eyes on the Ball" with its comparison of Puritan Ashcroft's misdirection campaign to carnival midway hucksterism, to the banjo-reggae "The King of Paperclips" confessional of a petty tyrant, to the Spanish hip hop of "Afilado A Pedacitos" (which translates to "Sharpened to Bits"), to the bluegrass of the title track, Snipe Hunt follow their musical whims in matching their new millenium protest music to a diverse set of sounds.Customer Reviews:
Catch That Snipe.......2002-11-28
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