Gnarls Barkley ‎– St. Elsewhere

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Downtown Music – 8 7803-70003-2 0
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1 Go-Go Gadget Gospel
Piano – Ced Keys International*
2:19
2 Crazy 2:58
3 St. Elsewhere
Bass [Fender, Hofner] – David Piltch
2:30
4 Gone Daddy Gone
Bass, Guitar – Ben H. Allen
2:28
5 Smiley Faces
Backing Vocals – Menta Malone, Tomika Walden Engineer [Additional] – Mark "Exit" Goodchild
3:05
6 The Boogie Monster 2:50
7 Feng Shui
Engineer [Additional] – Mark "Exit" Goodchild
1:26
8 Just A Thought
Acoustic Guitar – Eddie Reyes
3:42
9 Transformer
Engineer [Additional] – Mark "Exit" Goodchild
2:17
10 Who Cares?
Trumpet – Chris Tedesco
2:27
11 Online
Bass [Fender, Hofner] – David Piltch Drums – Eric Bobo
1:48
12 Necromancer 2:57
13 Storm Coming
Trumpet – Chris Tedesco
3:08
14 The Last Time 3:25

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℗© 2006 Gnarls Barkley under exclusive license to Downtown Music, LLC and Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States, Canada and Mexico. Manufactured by Atlantic Recording Corporation. Printed in the U.S.A.

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  • Barcode (Printed On Release): 8 7803-70003-2 0

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 9) View All

Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
St. Elsewhere (CD, Album + DVD-V, NTSC) Downtown Music, Atlantic 94565-2 US 2006
St. Elsewhere (CD, Album) Downtown Music CD 70003 Canada 2006
St. Elsewhere (LP) Warner Music UK Ltd. 2564 63267 1 UK 2006
St. Elsewhere (CD, Album) Warner Bros. Records 25646 3267 2 UK & Europe 2006
St. Elsewhere (LP, Album, Promo, Ltd) Warner Bros. Records SAM01120 UK 2006
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Review by ethan May 18, 2006 (edited over 6 years ago)
How the hell do you classify this CD? One review has said "psychedelic soul" or something that Marvin Gaye would record if he were still alive in 2006. For now, I'll go with that. The Cee-Lo/Danger Mouse pairing may be a bit weird for some; and this CD confirms it. 14 tracks clocking in at less than 38 minutes - but, man, is there a lot crammed into that short a timespan. Both members take their own unique styles (the cartoonish, dark, deftly-layered textures of Mr. Barton; the at-times-frenetic, jovial, beautiful tenor of Mr. Calloway) and create something even more individualistic. Hard to classify; even harder to ignore once tracks like "Transformer", "Just A Thought", and, of course, the history-making "Crazy" (BTW, have you SEEN the video?), are imbedded in your brain. A critics' top 10 pick for 2006 for many, and deservedly so. Now, about those "Clockwork Orange" photo shoots.....

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