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Dogbowl - Flan (Songs From The Novel By Stephen Tunney) download album

  • Performer: Dogbowl
  • Title: Flan (Songs From The Novel By Stephen Tunney)
  • Genre: Rock
  • Formats: MIDI MP2 AC3 ASF VOC AHX MMF
  • Released: 1992
  • Style: Lo-Fi, Experimental, Indie Rock
  • MP3 album: 1458 mb
  • FLAC album: 1175 mb
  • Rating: 4.1/5
  • Votes: 819
Dogbowl - Flan (Songs From The Novel By Stephen Tunney) download album

Michael the Human Headed Dog (2:37) 05. Walking Away (2:48) 06. Holly's World (2:30) 07.

Michael The Human Headed Dog. A5. Walking Away.

Michael the Human Headed Dog (2:37) 05.

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A2. Ginger Kang Kang. Vocals, Guitar, Backing Vocals – Dogbowl. Written-By – Dogbowl. Produced and engineered by Kramer in 1992 at Noise New Jersey.

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This is a concept album, dealing with Flan's (flan being the main character here) experiences after a nuclear war. From the opening track where he finds his bedroom on fire, through to wandering through the remains of civilisation which are now littered with ash, melted glass, looters, and giant rats, as well as mutations. Musically, it's melodic indie, with a big nod to psychedelia. A few friends of mine listened to this cd one night when it first came out. Having known nothing about the artist, Stephen Tunney, or Dogbowl (only just found out that he's a member of King Missile) or the story behind the album, I thought the music was so bizarre yet strangely as engaging as pop music. So engaging that I remembered the music for years but couldn't remember the artist or the name of the album.



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