An edition of Used future (2018)

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Publish Date
Language
English
Pages
43

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Used future
2018
sound recording / in English

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Table of Contents

Prelude --
Deadly nightshade --
Twilight sunrise --
The wild sky --
Intermezzo --
Sea of green --
Nocturne --
Don't get too comfortable --
Used future --
Come and gone --
Book of Thoth --
Brown mountain --
Come and gone reprise.

Edition Notes

Title from disc label.

All music composed by The Sword; all lyrics by John D. Cronise.

Compact disc.

Credits printed on container.

Produced by Tucker Martine.

Performed by The Sword (John D. Cronise, vocals & guitars ; Kyle Shutt, guitars ; Bryan Richie, bass & keys ; Santiago Vela III, drums & percussion).

Recorded Flora Recording and Playback, Portland, OR.

Copyright Date
2018

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
782.42166
Library of Congress
M1630.18.S96 U74 2018

The Physical Object

Format
[sound recording] /
Pagination
1 audio disc (43 min., 26 sec.)
Number of pages
43

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL26958780M
OCLC/WorldCat
1023592894

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