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Artist: Hiss Golden Messenger
Album: Bad Debt
Bitrate: 169kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Paradise Of Bachelors
Genre: Indie
Size: 54.31 megs
PlayTime: 0h 42min 45sec total
Rip Date: 2014-01-14
Store Date: 2014-01-13
Track List:
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01. Balthazar's Song 3:22
02. No Lord Is Free 5:04
03. Bad Debt 3:00
04. O Little Light 4:12
05. Straw Man Red Sun River Gold 3:59
06. Far Bright Star 2:00
07. The Serpent Is Kind (Compared 3:35
To Man)
08. Call Him Daylight 3:26
09. Jesus Shot Me In The Head 5:15
10. Super Blue (Two Days Clean) 3:06
11. Roll River Roll 3:18
12. Drum 2:28
Release Notes:
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M.C. Taylor is a man who has the uncanny ability to put his heart into a song.
While Taylor has received wide acclaim for his most recent albums Haw and Poor
Moon, Bad Debt takes listeners all the way back to 2010. Four years ago, Taylor
holed up in his kitchen deep in Pittsboro, N.C., recording songs of faith,
heartache, desperation and unequivocal optimism to a portable cassette recorder.
The album received a limited CD release but was swiftly cut short after the
London riots laid waste to the warehouse the record was stored in. Now, three
more ornate setting, Bad Debt chronicles the rudimentary beginnings of this
decorated songwriter.
sleeping in the next room, Bad Debt is steeped in a complicated array of
emotions. Existential pondering and desperate shouts to the lord give the album
a heavy weight, but each track feels as if the narrator remains cautiously in
Debt is filled with earnest musings of a man baring his soul to anyone willing
to listen, and those who do will surely get an earful.
Whether Taylor is speaking of the fear that comes with being a new father or the
bleary-eyed woes of a man raveled in his own frustrations of faith, it all comes
brimstone or religious ramblings; this music is just fundamentally phenomenal.
Few songwriters can make songs as dynamic as those on Bad Debt with just an
on the brilliant lyricism or simply soaking in the aural wonders of this
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