Lucky Bastards (King County Jail Dub)
from Twister by Leigh Marble
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumComes in a custom handcrafted package (recycled paper folder with foam dot to hold CD) printed by Stumptown Printers in Portland, OR. Features remixed "Red Tornado" artwork by Dylan McConnell (tinylittlehammers.com).
The "Twister" REMIX EP was printed as a limited edition of 500. The physical copy includes the first six tracks - track seven is available only as a download.
Purchase of the physical CD also includes immediate download of the 7 track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.ships out within 1 dayedition of 500$6 USD
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--- REMIX BY TELEDUBGNOSIS ---
www.teledubgnosis.com
The original version of "Lucky Bastards" appeared on the album "Red Tornado". Hear it here: leighmarble.bandcamp.com/track/lucky-bastards
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See the video for Lucky Bastards (King County Jail Dub): vimeo.com/6150518
This heady, psychedelic epic was shot and produced by Jeremy Wilson (Dharma Bums, Pilot, MastanMusic).
Using footage culled from Leigh's live collaborative remix performance with the Teledubgnosis Sound System, and painted with the video projection art of Abstract Machines, the nightmarish vision of the "Lucky Bastards (King County Jail Dub)" remix is brought to the screen in vivid Swirly-Vision.
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www.teledubgnosis.com
The original version of "Lucky Bastards" appeared on the album "Red Tornado". Hear it here: leighmarble.bandcamp.com/track/lucky-bastards
***
See the video for Lucky Bastards (King County Jail Dub): vimeo.com/6150518
This heady, psychedelic epic was shot and produced by Jeremy Wilson (Dharma Bums, Pilot, MastanMusic).
Using footage culled from Leigh's live collaborative remix performance with the Teledubgnosis Sound System, and painted with the video projection art of Abstract Machines, the nightmarish vision of the "Lucky Bastards (King County Jail Dub)" remix is brought to the screen in vivid Swirly-Vision.
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from Twister,
released October 21, 2008
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Leigh Marble Portland
Songmaker Rockbreaker Tomtompounder
Dark & stormy folk-rock from Portland, OR.
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