- Audio CD (10 Jun 2008)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Say Hey
- ASIN: B0018PJET4
- Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 47,668 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Buriedfed |
| 2. The Debtor |
| 3. Woodfriend |
| 4. Who's Laughing? |
| 5. The Ongoing Debate Concering Past Vs. Future |
| 6. My Good Luck |
| 7. Written Over |
| 8. Mountaineerd |
| 9. Above the Sun |
| 10. Boneindian |
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Format:Audio CD
If only the production was clearer. If only someone would just put all these ideas into some sort of order,if only he is given time to breathe. Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson has the potential to be very special indeed. This is not the album where the magic starts. That belongs to his "Summer of fear" album and the track "More Than a Mess". There is a huge talent here bursting to be heard.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
If you like TV on the Radio or Frog Eyes...
24 Jun 2008
Format:Audio CD
...then you should add this to your cart and click "Buy Now."
I heard "Buriedfed" by Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson on Pitchfork's forkcast and instantly became excited about the new album. I spotted it at the record store about a month before I thought it was supposed to be released and immediately snatched it up.
After giving it a few listens, I learned that almost all of the tracks on the album are just as good if not better than the opening track that I have come to love. He sort of reminds me of artists like Frog Eyes and Wolf Parade, and Kyp Malone of TVOTR and Daniel Rossen of Grizzly Bear are guest artists on the debut album. MBAR will probably be one of the next big names in the freak folk movement, and he really deserves it. Get this album!
I heard "Buriedfed" by Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson on Pitchfork's forkcast and instantly became excited about the new album. I spotted it at the record store about a month before I thought it was supposed to be released and immediately snatched it up.
After giving it a few listens, I learned that almost all of the tracks on the album are just as good if not better than the opening track that I have come to love. He sort of reminds me of artists like Frog Eyes and Wolf Parade, and Kyp Malone of TVOTR and Daniel Rossen of Grizzly Bear are guest artists on the debut album. MBAR will probably be one of the next big names in the freak folk movement, and he really deserves it. Get this album!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
not sure why there arent any more reviews of this album
24 Jan 2009
Format:Audio CD
i cant remember where i heard about this album. but i have been stuck on it lately. i listen to another album and then get excited when it is over and queue this one back up. excellent.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
A second listen is worth more than the first.
8 Dec 2008
Format:Audio CD
I bought the album mid summer this year based on a review i read in The Week weekly. I was blown away by the first three songs on the album. Very impressed , even bought two more copies as gifts for my sister and best friend. I listened over the last 7 tracks and didn't really get into them that much.
Alas some time has gone by and i was driving around and i popped the cd in the car radio, set it on random and just listened. I found that the rest of the album is better, much better than the opening tracks. I think the first three tracks are the catch for the general public the fluff.
Not that they are bad by any means,but my god the tracks 4- 10 are something. Take a breath and let that breath out slowly, open your ears, open your mind, the other songs hit deep. You feel the pain of someone lost, looking for something, hitting the bumps in the road, in life. Finding his rhythm getting on track if you will.
I would recommend this album to almost anyone(except my parents). Peace out.
Alas some time has gone by and i was driving around and i popped the cd in the car radio, set it on random and just listened. I found that the rest of the album is better, much better than the opening tracks. I think the first three tracks are the catch for the general public the fluff.
Not that they are bad by any means,but my god the tracks 4- 10 are something. Take a breath and let that breath out slowly, open your ears, open your mind, the other songs hit deep. You feel the pain of someone lost, looking for something, hitting the bumps in the road, in life. Finding his rhythm getting on track if you will.
I would recommend this album to almost anyone(except my parents). Peace out.
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