Centro-Matic Navigational CD Album 1999 Idol Records Denton Texas Indie Rock

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Artist:Centro-Matic
CD Grading:Excellent (EX)
Composer:Centro-Matic,Will Johnson
Record Label:Idol Records
Release Title:Navigational
Case Type:Jewel Case: Standard
Case Condition:Near Mint (NM or M-)
Inlay Condition:Near Mint (NM or M-)
Catalog Number:IR 017
Edition:First Edition
Type:Album
Format:CD
Language:English
Release Year:1999
Producer:Jay Farrar
Era:1990s
Style:1990s,Alternative Country,Country Rock,Indie,Indie Rock,Lo-Fi
Features:Original Cover,Original Inner Sleeve
Genre:Alternative,Rock
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Disc has a couple minor surface scratches that do not affect play: EX. Jewel Case and Inlay are NM. If you are interested in purchasing multiple items, please let me know. I can combine ship items so that there is only one USPS media mail charge. There should be a way to select combine shipping in your cart at checkout or to submit an invoice request. In the event that eBay forces checkout and does not allow an invoice request, I will issue a combined shipping refund immediately after your purchase. Thank You! Centro-MaticNavigational Review by John Schacht: « Essentially the first South San Gabriel album in all but name. The first official SSG record wouldn’t appear until 18 months later in Europe (the stateside version was a Centro disc called South San Gabriel Songs), but Navigational is certainly the style of laid-back record that would become the norm for the Centro-Matic side project. In July and August of 1998, leader Will Johnson, drummer Matt Pence, cellist/violinist Scott Danbom, and bassist Mark Hedman accepted the invitation of Jay Farrar (Son Volt) to record at his Milstadt, IL, studio, Jajouka. The band emerged from those sessions with over 60 songs, with most of the noisier, lo-fi, anthemic tunes appearing on The Static vs. the Strings, Vol. 1, and the majority of the quieter, more emotive tracks making up Navigational. That’s not to say Navigational doesn’t have its powerful moments. « Ordinary Days » may begin with a gently loping pace, but as it explodes into feedback-drenched crescendo, the listener gets a great example of Centro-Matic’s rare ability to mix urgent, indie sentiments with shout-along, arena rock-style anthems. « The Massacre Went Well » is another explosive song, but perhaps the most effecting of these is the transcendent « Numbers One & Three, » which begins with Johnson singing over a fingerpicked electric. He’s joined by Pence’s march-like press rolls, a series of crashing, singalong « sha-la-la » choruses, and finally Danbom’s fiddle at the four-minute mark to help accent the gorgeous outro. But, for the most part, the 16 tracks are mostly mellow sketches that begin with Johnson’s plaintive voice and simple guitar strums or piano chords. Eventually they’re fleshed out by Danbom’s string work, Pence’s rock-solid but subtle drumming, and overdubbed backup vocals by Johnson. « Ruin This With Style, » « With Respect to Alcohol » (a favorite Centro theme), and « All Hail the Label Scouts » (with its wonderful major-label kiss-off: « at last this rockin’ bullsh*t swindle leads to your demise ») all fit this format successfully. But the piano-driven, melancholic love song « The Panacea Tonight » is perhaps the best of these, a haunting tune that adds tape loops and synth wash to its basic Centro sound without ever diluting the music’s message. When Johnson imploringly insists that « when you’re with me, the brighter the stars seem to shine, » it’s hard to argue with the intelligent display of raw emotion that Centro-Matic/South San Gabriel conjures up. Truly an underappreciated American act. » Centro-Matic – Navigational Label:Idol Records – IR 017Format:CD, AlbumCountry:USReleased: Apr 20, 1999Genre:RockStyle:Lo-Fi, Indie Rock 1Nevermind The Sounds1:172All Hail The Label Scouts3:503Ruin This With Style5:374With Respect To Alcohol2:545Ordinary Days5:026This Vicious Crime2:437Cross You That Way4:358Ballad Of Private Rifle Sound2:429Not Forever Now4:0010Numbers One And Three5:1411Lasted ’til Today2:3712Hazlitt Takes To Shore2:3113Line, Connection, Aim2:5814The Panacea Tonight4:5815The Massacre Went Well2:2316The Beautiful Ones7:16

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