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Okkervil River - Don't Fall In Love With Everyone You See. FLAC album

Okkervil River - Don't Fall In Love With Everyone You See. FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Red
Saxophone – Alex Arcone
 3:40
2 Kansas City 5:46
3 Lady Liberty
Saxophone – Channing LewisTrumpet – Michael Crow, Peter Elliot
 3:41
4 My Bad Days 6:22
5 Westfall 5:54
6 Happy Hearts
Vocals – Daniel Johnston
 4:17
7 Dead Dog Song
Bass – Jonathan MeiburgOrgan – Will Robinson Sheff*
 4:00
8 Listening To Otis Redding At Home During Christmas
Cello – Brian StandeferViolin – Ashley Rath, June Rhee
 6:36
9 Okkervil River Song 5:56

Credits

  • Artwork – William Schaff
  • Banjo – Ethan Azarian
  • Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Accordion, Tambourine – Jonathan Meiburg
  • Layout – Mark Pedini, William Schaff
  • Mastered By – Billy Stull
  • Organ [Hammond], Organ [Chord], Melodica – Brian Beattie
  • Recorded By, Mixed By – Brian Beattie
  • Steel Guitar [Pedal] – Cary Newcomb
  • Violin – Scott Blesener
  • Vocals, Drums, Percussion [Tar, Spoons, Postcard Rack] – Seth Warren
  • Vocals, Guitar, Mellotron, Harmonica, Artwork By [Layout] – Will Robinson Sheff*
  • Vocals, Mandolin, Bass [Electric], Bass [String] – Zachary Thomas

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 6 56605 20392 8

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
JAG39 Okkervil River Don't Fall In Love With Everyone You See. ‎(LP, Album, RE) Jagjaguwar JAG39 US 2004


Okkervil River - Don't Fall In Love With Everyone You See. FLAC album

Musician performer: Okkervil River

Title: Don't Fall In Love With Everyone You See.

Country: US

Date of release: 2002

Style: Indie Rock

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1732 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 175

Other Formats: MPC AHX APE VQF ASF AAC MP3

Okkervil River Indie Rock 2002 US

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Fordrekelv
Some rough musicianship and strained vocalism is saved by a lot of lovely melodies and excellent, if metrically square, lyrics. Hints of what's to come from them strongest on the very strong "Westfall" and "Okkervil River Song." "Dead Dog Song" is simultaneously awfully touching, terribly honest, and a whole lot of fucking fun. "Happy Hearts" would be a pretty great song if it weren't for the obnoxious vocal. Quite a few meh songs, but no bad ones, and a dusting of very good ones. In retrospect, an auspicious introduction to what has become a really impressive discography.
Fordrekelv
Some rough musicianship and strained vocalism is saved by a lot of lovely melodies and excellent, if metrically square, lyrics. Hints of what's to come from them strongest on the very strong "Westfall" and "Okkervil River Song." "Dead Dog Song" is simultaneously awfully touching, terribly honest, and a whole lot of fucking fun. "Happy Hearts" would be a pretty great song if it weren't for the obnoxious vocal. Quite a few meh songs, but no bad ones, and a dusting of very good ones. In retrospect, an auspicious introduction to what has become a really impressive discography.