Suburban Field Recordings: Volume One
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| Suburban Field Recordings: Volume One | ||
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| Studio album by Clem Snide | ||
| Released | 2005 | |
| Genre | indie/alt-country | |
| Label | spinART | |
| Clem Snide chronology | ||
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| End of Love (2005) |
Suburban Field Recordings: Volume One (2005) |
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Suburban Field Recordings: Volume One is an mp3-only album released by alt-country band Clem Snide in 2005. This was a repeat of their prior tour-only album Early Home Recordings: Volume One, with a near-identical tracklisting. The only change was that "Messiah Complex Blues" is credited by its new name on the digital release, while the original limited tour edition credited it by its original title, "I Wouldn't Die For Your Sins."
[edit] Track listing
- "Let's Make It"
- "A Parable"
- "I Heard My Mother Praying for Me"
- "Make a Fist"
- "Renegade"
- "Horshack Shank"
- "Amputate"
- "Grow Me Up"
- "Velvet Elvis Heart"
- "Messiah Complex Blues/I Wouldn't Die for Your Sins"
- "Safta Malca"
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