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Grizzly Bear

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Product Description

2009 reissue UK 2-CD album set - Following a sensational year in 2008, which saw the band supporting Radiohead and Paul Simon in the US, Grizzly Bear returned with a breathtaking album, blending lush orchestral flourishes and a strong sense of melodic pop hooks with captivating and often immediate indie folk. This 2-disc edition comprises the 12-track CD album featuring the singles 'Two Weeks' & 'While You Wait For The Others'; plus a Bonus CD containing seven breathtaking live tracks recorded for various sessions around the world, including 'Two Weeks' and 'While You Wait For The Others' recorded in the BBC's Maida Vale studios for Radio 1. Presented in deluxe packaging complete with a 24-page photo booklet.

Track Listing

  1. Southern Point
  2. Two Weeks
  3. All We Ask
  4. Fine For Now
  5. Cheerleader
  6. Dory
  7. Ready, Able
  8. About Face
  9. Hold Still
  10. While You Wait For The Others
  11. I Live With You
  12. Foreground

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #5250 in Music
  • Released on: 2009-05-26
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Original language: English
  • Dimensions: .16 pounds

Editorial Reviews

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Grizzly Bear’s third album is a modern masterpiece of chamber-pop music, comprised of lush, smooth songs that beautifully evoke the New England seaside where it was recorded. On the sublime “Cheerleader,” drums patter and guitars gently reverberate as frontman Ed Droste muses, “Maybe this time we’ll grow.” That much is true--as spectacular as was the group’s previous effort, Yellow House, the songs of Veckatimest flow together much more exquisitely, a gulf stream of intricate arrangements and lyrical harmonies. While the terrific singles have justifiably received much attention--“Two Weeks” begins with a plinking piano intro before dropping into the sweetly swooning melody; the guitar and vocals of “While You Wait for the Others” start and stutter before launching into the dazzling chorus--it’s the slow-burning songs like “All We Ask” and “Ready, Able,” shimmering with madrigal-esque vocal rounds, that lend the record a certain eminence. The album ends on such an august note; “Foreground" is one of the best closing tracks in recent memory. As the piano quietly cantillates, Droste sings, “Something about this might / Take all evening.” It’s a song of twilight, a farewell bid to the burst of summer and light that is Veckatimest.  --Erin K. Thompson

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