Desert Sessions, The - Vol VII. Gypsy Marches & Vol VIII. Can't You See Under My Thumb? There You Are
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Rock & Roll, Space Rock, Grunge
Year:
2001
Tracklist
| Don't Drink Poison | ||
| Hangin Tree | ||
| Winners | ||
| Polly Wants A Crack Rock | ||
| Up In Hell | ||
| Nenada | ||
| The Idiots Guide | ||
| Interpretive Reading | ||
| Covousier | ||
| Cold Sore Superstars | ||
| Making A Cross | ||
| Ending | ||
| Piano Beach Breaks |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vol VII. Gypsy Marches & Vol VIII. Can't You See Under My Thumb? There You Are (2x10") | Rekords Rekords, Southern Lord | RR1, SUNN12 | US | 2001 | |
| Vol VII. Gypsy Marches & Vol VIII. Can't You See Under My Thumb? There You Are (CD, Album) | Rekords Rekords, Southern Lord | RR1, SUNN12 | US | 2001 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Vol VII. Gypsy Marches & Vol VIII. Can't You See Under My Thumb? There You Are, 2x10", RR1, SUNN12
A small piece of trivia about this: the backing track on the song "Covousier" is in fact one of the demo preset loops found on the Roland MC-505 Groovebox. I think this is quite funny in its lazyness, but since vol. 7&8 is such a good record and is in fact some of Josh Hommes finest work outside of Kyuss, I think we let them off for this scandolous piece of "song-taking", provided they promise to make their own cheesy backing track next time.