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  • Elliott Smith: Figure 8 (2LP) [GEFFEN]
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Elliott Smith: Figure 8 (2LP) [GEFFEN]

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Elliott Smith's lush 2000 album Figure 8 on 2LP: "Son of Sam," "Happiness," "L.A." and "Everything Reminds Me of Her."

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Why you'll love it

Figure 8 is Elliott Smith's most expansive, Beatlesque record, partly made at Abbey Road, with some of the most gorgeous melodies he ever wrote.

This edition

  • 2LP set
  • Geffen pressing

About the album

Recorded at studios across Los Angeles and at Abbey Road in London, Figure 8 builds on XO with richer arrangements: piano, horns, layered harmonies and bright, chiming guitars, all wrapped around Smith's intimate voice and intricate songwriting.

"Son of Sam" kicks off with a jaunty piano riff, "L.A." is a buzzing power-pop gem, "Happiness" is warm and hopeful, and "Everything Reminds Me of Her" and "Somebody That I Used to Know" show his gift for delicate, unforgettable tunes.

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Tracklist

Tracks
1. Son of Sam
2. Somebody That I Used to Know
3. Junk Bond Trader
4. Everything Reminds Me of Her
5. Everything Means Nothing to Me
6. L.A.
7. In the Lost and Found (Honky Bach) / The Roost
8. Stupidity Tries
9. Easy Way Out
10. Wouldn't Mama Be Proud?
11. Color Bars
12. Happiness / The Gondola Man
13. Pretty Mary K
14. I Better Be Quiet Now
15. Can't Make a Sound
16. Bye

Listen

On Geffen, a 2LP reissue of the 2000 album.

Info from Wikipedia.

Tags: 2000s / 2LP / Abbey Road / dreamworks / elliott smith / Figure 8 / GEFFEN / Happiness / indie pop / indie rock / L.A. / power pop / singer-songwriter / Son of Sam

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