A Small Good Thing* - Cool Cool Water
Label:
Catalog#:
SOL 35 CD
Format:
CD, Mini-Album
Country:
US
Released:
16 Sep 1996
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Trip Hop,
Downtempo,
Ambient
Tracklist
| 1 | Redeemer | 4:31 | X | |
| 2 | Steigerville - North | 2:25 | X | |
| Vocals - Bert Nekkid | ||||
| 3 | Steigerville - South | 4:38 | X | |
| Vocals - Brother Randall | ||||
| 4 | Temperance | 14:51 | X | |
| 5 | Burned Clean | 5:38 | X | |
| 6 | The Art Of Deception | 0:29 | X | |
Credits
Artwork By [Design] -
Sykodjiuia
Artwork By [Text] - Tom Fazzini
Music By - Jeff Nye , Mark Sedgwick*
Photography - A. Hulme , Lynn Manning
Producer - Andrew Hulme
Written By - Sedgwick/Nye/Fazzini/Hulme
Written-By - Hulme* , Nye* , Sedgwick* , Fazzini*
Artwork By [Text] - Tom Fazzini
Music By - Jeff Nye , Mark Sedgwick*
Photography - A. Hulme , Lynn Manning
Producer - Andrew Hulme
Written By - Sedgwick/Nye/Fazzini/Hulme
Written-By - Hulme* , Nye* , Sedgwick* , Fazzini*
Notes
Recorded in the Sky, Hull. Mixed in London, England, 1996.
Recommendations
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A Small, Good Thing - Slim Westerns (CD, Album)
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O Yuki Conjugate - Equator (CD, Album, Ltd)
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A Small Good Thing* - The Pink And Purple World Of Dishonesty (CD, Album)
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Coil - Musick To Play In The Dark² (CD, Album, Dig)
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O Yuki Conjugate - Primitive (CD, Comp, Ltd)
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Reviews & Discussion
Mini-EP follow-up to "Slim Westerns"...some more Western US-themed steel guitar ambience and a weird bossanova-esque remix("Redeemer") of one of the tracks from the previous album. This album features beats, unlike the previous release, and feels a little closer to the Sons of Slience releases. Not quite as good as "Slim Westerns" but still worthwhile. Note that every copy of this album I've ever seen has a defective first track in that the CD will not play from the beginning on most CD players...you need to skip to track 2 and then manually rewind to the beginning of track 1.