Fred Thomas, nostàlgia excessiva

El músic nord-americà presenta nou disc en solitari, "Window in the rhythm", una extensa col·lecció de cançons de metratge llarg amb les quals vol fer un exercici de nostàlgia i preguntar-se el perquè dels nostres records. 01 Amigo the Devil - "Cannibal within" 02 Brigitte Calls me Baby - "I wanna die in the suburbs" 03 John Grant - "The child catcher" 04 Meshell Ndegeocello - "What did i do?" 05 Lady Blackbird - "Let not (Your heart be troubled)" 06 Fred Thomas - "Electric guitar left out in the street" 07 Fred Thomas - "Season of carelessness" 08 Fred Thomas - "New forgetting" 09 Mercury Rev - "There's always been a bird in me" 10 Jane Weaver - "Emotional components"

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