The Sound of the Life of the Mind
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Imprint:
New York, N.Y. : - Ima Vee Pee RecordsSony Music
Language:
English
Credits:
Produced by Joe Pisapia and Ben Folds.
Performers:
Ben Folds Five (Robert Sledge, bass ; Darren Jessee, drums ; Ben Folds, piano) ; with accompanying musicians.
Notes:
Compact disc.
Recorded at Ben's Studio and House of Blues Studios, Nashville, TN.
Erase me (5:15) -- Michael Praytor, five years later (4:32) -- Sky high (4:42) -- The sound of the life of the mind (4:13) -- On being frank (4:33) -- Draw a crowd (4:14) -- Do it anyway (4:22) -- Hold that thought (4:14) -- Away when you were here (3:31) -- Thank you for breaking my heart (4:50).
Full credits on container insert.
Recorded at Ben's Studio and House of Blues Studios, Nashville, TN.
Erase me (5:15) -- Michael Praytor, five years later (4:32) -- Sky high (4:42) -- The sound of the life of the mind (4:13) -- On being frank (4:33) -- Draw a crowd (4:14) -- Do it anyway (4:22) -- Hold that thought (4:14) -- Away when you were here (3:31) -- Thank you for breaking my heart (4:50).
Full credits on container insert.
Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentIt's been a while since BF5 released a record... 13 years, in fact. Since then, Mr. Folds has continued to released consistenly good solo cds and collaborative efforts. With this release, I'm most definitely aware that this IS Ben Folds Five record, except that the quality of the recording/mix belies the success Mr. Folds' solo career has made it possible for him to now achieve. I met Ben and Co. in NYC the night they were showcasing for Sony at Brownie's back in '96. He's certainly come a looong way. But with this record, it sounds like the band simply froze themselves in time. It may not be worth the 13 year wait... but using Chinese Democracy as a benchmark, this may be the comeback cd of the millenium!