Wednesday, 24 July 2019

David Kilgour & Sam Hunt "Falling Debris" 2008

A new album from David Kilgour is always cause for a celebration - The Clean frontman and respected solo artist has been making consistently good records for almost 30 years now…...However, with 'Falling Debris' he can't (and doesn't) take all of the credit himself. For this record David wrote and recorded all the music to the words of another iconic Kiwi - poet and national treasure Sam Hunt! Following an accidental meeting in Dunedin airport in 2007, Kilgour and Hunt hatched a plan to record an album of musical spoken word together. However, when Kilgour sat down and began singing Hunt's poems, he realised he was being inspired to write better & better music to accompany these special turns of phrase. Sung and played entirely by Kilgour and his band The Heavy Eights (Hunt never appears), 'Falling Debris' is the sound of a band already at one with each other - and 2 of NZ's most revered creative figures collaborating on some of the most affecting indie pop this side of a Clean album! Valuable, serendipitous and very highly recommended. - amazontrax:
01 Intro 02 Chord 03 Every Time It Rains Like This 04 I Throw You Flowers 05 First One Hit 06 Talking of the Weather 07 Friend to Many 08 They Are Clouds 09 River Plateau Song 10 Return to Rangitoto 11 A Summertime Blues for Tom 12 Reprise
…served by Gaius...

6 comments:

RYP said...

David Kilgour & Sam Hunt "Falling Debris"
…served by Gaius...
gitit! no pw
https://www115.zippyshare.com/v/woMQFnI2/file.html

Anonymous said...

I got seriously fooled by these Clean and Kilgour postings. They looked like a treasure trove but someone has posted them as lossy. Could lossles flac be made available please?

signed


Jacinda A.

RYP said...

Jacinda A.,
your comment "I got seriously fooled" is pretty outrageous and naughty! What do you think, is this a WalMart? I hope no one complies with your wish!

signed
RYP

Anonymous said...

Oh, it's just the download allowance isn't large so I try to get the best out of it. Or at least, the music as the artist intended when it left the studio, rather than relying on algorithms and formulae to fill in some post-production gaps.

Excellent taste with the kiwi music!

Hugs


Jacinda

RYP said...

Jacinda,
so you support the artists if you buy the music! Then you get the best out of it...

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

@Jacinda,

The WAV (or Flacs) files are 620 mB. Zippy allows up to 500. So I had to divide them in two. I'm in real business, I don't work for your pleasure. And my leisure time is limited.

Almost all of my files are in quality 320, which is the best you can expect. Most people are unable to hear a difference between a 320er and a Flac or WAV piece of music. That's the reason why MP3 exists. And as RYP said, if your able to hear the difference and about 8 000 people amongst 83 millions of Germans can do (f.ex.), you're in a bad situation. For listening to music you've got to spent a lot of money buying original CD's and listening on extremely expensive HI-FI.