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Sleepers - The Less An Object FLAC album

Sleepers - The Less An Object FLAC album

Tracklist

Seventh World 2:52
No Time 3:10
Flying 2:23
She's Fun 2:25
Linda 4:15
Mirror 3:35
Theory (Single Version) 5:51
Holding Back 2:42
When Can I Fly 3:29
Walk Away 2:55
The Mind 3:18
Intro 1:31
Forever 4:22
Zenith/Theory 10:03
B-Side 4:08
Los Gatos 4:22
Step Back 2:02
Let Me Free 4:20

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
TK95CD098 Sleepers The Less An Object ‎(CD, Comp) Tim/Kerr Records TK95CD098 US 1996
TK9512098 Sleepers The Less An Object ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd, Ora) Tim/Kerr Records TK9512098 US 1996
TK9512098 Sleepers The Less An Object ‎(LP, Comp, TP) Tim/Kerr Records TK9512098 US 1996


Sleepers - The Less An Object FLAC album

Musician performer: Sleepers

Title: The Less An Object

Country: US

Date of release: 1996

Style: Art Rock, Punk, Post-Punk

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1367 mb

Rating: 4.9 / 5

Votes: 587

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Sleepers Art Rock Punk Post-Punk 1996 US

Related to Sleepers - The Less An Object FLAC Albums

Wyameluna
The Sleepers were phenomenal, and that's no exaggeration. This comp (which includes the band's debut five-song EP, the 'Mirror'/'Theory' single and their one full-length disc "Painless Nights", as well as several outtakes from the album sessions) traces their evolution from Stooges-esque garage punk through spacey electro-pop to chilly, majestic postpunk with (in my opinion) hints of prog, and there's not an ounce of fat on it. Every track is brilliant. There were some great bands in San Francisco in the late '70s and early '80s, but the sheer genius of the Sleepers puts them all to shame.
Wyameluna
The Sleepers were phenomenal, and that's no exaggeration. This comp (which includes the band's debut five-song EP, the 'Mirror'/'Theory' single and their one full-length disc "Painless Nights", as well as several outtakes from the album sessions) traces their evolution from Stooges-esque garage punk through spacey electro-pop to chilly, majestic postpunk with (in my opinion) hints of prog, and there's not an ounce of fat on it. Every track is brilliant. There were some great bands in San Francisco in the late '70s and early '80s, but the sheer genius of the Sleepers puts them all to shame.