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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Be Quiet Mt. Heart Attack! | |||
| 2. Let's Not Wrestle Mt. Heart Attack | |||
| 3. Visit from Drum | |||
| 4. Drums Gets a Glimpse | |||
| 5. It Fit When I Was a Kid | |||
| 6. Wrong Coat for You Mt. Heart Attack | |||
| 7. Hold You, Drum | |||
| 8. Its All Blooming Now Mt. Heart Attack | |||
| 9. Drum and the Uncomfortable Can | |||
| 10. You, Drum | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Drum's Not Dead [DVD] | |||
| 2. Helix Aspersa [DVD] | |||
| 3. By Your Side [DVD] | |||
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
On 2004's They Were Wrong, So We Drowned, Liars began to explore the mesmerising motorik of psych-rock. This was in contrast to their dance-punk debut They Threw Us All in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top but of course that didn’t bother a band content to write their own rules as they go along To record Drum’s Not Dead the group moved from New York to Berlin, indulged in their krautrock influences a little more and tapped into not one but two muses, represented by two fictional characters: the confident, assertive Drum and the reserved, hesitant Mt. Heart Attack. The record oscillates between these two polar extremes; songs such as "Be Quiet Mt. Heart Attack!" comes on in a rush of broken-down guitar riffs, military rhythms and frontman Angus Andrew's elegant falsetto; "Drum Gets a Glimpse" carries more ethereal melodies alongside a feast of abstract guitar lines and swishing percussive susurrations. At times the band’s pounding double-drums, screaming guitar feedback and howling vocals create a mad sound that makes you yearn for calmer examples of their ethereal voodoo. Luckily on this album, such moments never too far away. --Paul Sullivan
On 2004's They Were Wrong, So We Drowned, Liars began to explore the mesmerising motorik of psych-rock. This was in contrast to their dance-punk debut They Threw Us All in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top but of course that didn’t bother a band content to write their own rules as they go along To record Drum’s Not Dead the group moved from New York to Berlin, indulged in their krautrock influences a little more and tapped into not one but two muses, represented by two fictional characters: the confident, assertive Drum and the reserved, hesitant Mt. Heart Attack. The record oscillates between these two polar extremes; songs such as "Be Quiet Mt. Heart Attack!" comes on in a rush of broken-down guitar riffs, military rhythms and frontman Angus Andrew's elegant falsetto; "Drum Gets a Glimpse" carries more ethereal melodies alongside a feast of abstract guitar lines and swishing percussive susurrations. At times the band’s pounding double-drums, screaming guitar feedback and howling vocals create a mad sound that makes you yearn for calmer examples of their ethereal voodoo. Luckily on this album, such moments never too far away. --Paul Sullivan
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