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I'm Thinking About Changing
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by Staggering Statistics
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Learned Quarry
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Crossword Puzzle
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Not For Me
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Sharecropper's Hands
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Blue Skies
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Winter Mind
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Dog and Pony Show
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Turnstile
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Bonafide
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Queen Bee
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- about
- On their fourth and finest release, the Cincinnati-based Staggering Statistics turn anxiety and regret into something that sounds like a classic. With second guitarist Sam Womelsdorf now fully integrated, there's a richness to the musical interplay that at times recalls Television's "Marquee Moon," Pavement's "Slanted And Enchanted," and even the Stones' "Some Girls." "Learned Quarry" rides in on a nervy tangle of Austin Brown's raked guitar strings and John Curley's caroming bass while Womelsdorf mimes the lazy bend of a train whistle over Joe Klug's lockstep beat. Then, the vocals arrive, Brown's bratty, twangful talk-sing-yelp advising, "the learned quarry steps around." The album sparks with friction, but it's often the tender, poptacular moments that catch the ear: the handclaps on "Dog And Pony Show," Curley's melodic runs on "Crossword Puzzle," and the harmonized chorus of the Stonesy "Winter Mind," asking, "who will you miss the most?"
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released 20 September 2007
Produced by Staggering Statistics
Lyrics by Austin Brown
Music by Austin Brown, John Curley, Joe Klug, Sam Womelsdorf
Add'l Piano by Todd Almond
Recorded & Mixed by John Curley@Ultrasuede Studio
Mastered by Dave Davis@QCA
Original Artwork by Alan Sauer - tags
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