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Regurgitator
Mish Mash!
CD, 2004
| Herstellungsland | Australien |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 2004 |
| Zeit | 49:23 |
| EAN-Nr. | 9324690014408 |
| Label/Labelcode | nicht vorhanden |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | Valve / V63 |
| Musikrichtung | Rock: Alternative Rock |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 0 (1 privat) | 0 | 0 |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| CD | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 49:23 | ||
| 1. | The Drop | 3:06 | |
| 2. | My Friend Robot | 2:58 | |
| 3. | I, Zombie | 3:16 | |
| 4. | Shopping Mall Soul | 2:47 | |
| 5. | The Game | 4:15 | |
| 6. | My Computer Crashed | 2:22 | |
| 7. | Metal is Big in the Baltic States | 2:12 | |
| 8. | Sonnet of a Media Mogul | 4:05 | |
| 9. | My Ego | 3:20 | |
| 10. | Don't Go 2 Sleep | 2:13 | |
| 11. | Mish Mash | 1:06 | |
| 12. | I'm Sensible [Feat. Eskimo Joe] | 2:38 | |
| 13. | If This Is The Blues, Why Do I Feel So Green? | 3:43 | |
| 14. | I Was Sent By God to Get You Off | 5:10 | |
| 15. | untitled [Feat. Mr Mitz and Mrs Vah] | 6:12 | H |
Infos
VALVE (p) 2004 Regurgitator/Valve Records (c) 2004 EMI Publishing Pty Ltd.
released November 15, 2004
- "The album was the result of the Band in a Bubble project, a new reality TV-inspired media stunt sponsored and broadcast by Australian music channel, Channel V. The band entered a small glass recording studio, built in Federation Square in the centre of Melbourne, to record the album"
11.: written by Victor Lancaster / James Mathieson
- recorded at Band In A Bubble Studio, Federation Square, Melbourne
- Victor Lancaster is a busker often found on the streets of Melbourne, who goes by the name 'Mr. Mention'
James Mathieson was on of the Channel [v] presenters who presented the Regurgitator: Band In A Bubble program
14.: 12:32
- I Was Sent By God to Get You Off 5:10
- [silence]
- [untitled] 6:19-12:30
A 'secret' part of the album features the blowing of a shofar (a ram's horn blown on the Jewish New Year). The shofar stunt took place with the aid of two religious Jews who worked for Mount Scopus Memorial College, a Melbourne Jewish school. The two are known as "Mr Mitz and Mrs Vah" (a play on the Hebrew word Mitzvah, meaning good deed) and filmed comic skits about various Jewish holidays for the school. Because of their outlandish garb—one of them was wearing a kilt—they were mistaken for Scotsmen by the band
Alternative Rock, Experimental Rock, Rap Rock
en.inforapid.org:
Band in a Bubble was a TV show that consists of round-the-clock live broadcasting, during which a band spends an extended period of time inside a "bubble," writing and recording an album. The Band in a Bubble concept was created by Paul Curtis, a band manager, tour promoter, owner of Valve Records, and visual artist based in Australia. The concept was developed in conjunction with Australian rock band Regurgitator and XYZ Networks. Curtis developed the idea in 1999 as an art oriented recording project. It was conceptually stimulated by biospheres, the idiosyncratic way Regurgitator recorded albums, and by the idea of the insular artistic recording process, juxtaposed against the extroverted performer and how that might impact on the creative mindset. Curtis initially failed to convince Regurgitator of the merits of his idea, and it was set aside for a number of years. Quan Yeomans, the band's guitarist, noted that he became more open to the idea of being in a bubble after seeing David Blaine's magic stunt. Yeomans told The Age, "I happened to be there when David Blaine did his stunt over the Thames, and I just thought, 'wouldn't it be interesting if he was doing something creative, as opposed to just sitting around doing nothing?'" With the band's interest now confirmed, Curtis approached a number of television and media outlets, eventually finalizing an agreement with Channel V Australia. The first Band in a Bubble was organized in Federation Square in Melbourne, Australia.
released November 15, 2004
- "The album was the result of the Band in a Bubble project, a new reality TV-inspired media stunt sponsored and broadcast by Australian music channel, Channel V. The band entered a small glass recording studio, built in Federation Square in the centre of Melbourne, to record the album"
11.: written by Victor Lancaster / James Mathieson
- recorded at Band In A Bubble Studio, Federation Square, Melbourne
- Victor Lancaster is a busker often found on the streets of Melbourne, who goes by the name 'Mr. Mention'
James Mathieson was on of the Channel [v] presenters who presented the Regurgitator: Band In A Bubble program
14.: 12:32
- I Was Sent By God to Get You Off 5:10
- [silence]
- [untitled] 6:19-12:30
A 'secret' part of the album features the blowing of a shofar (a ram's horn blown on the Jewish New Year). The shofar stunt took place with the aid of two religious Jews who worked for Mount Scopus Memorial College, a Melbourne Jewish school. The two are known as "Mr Mitz and Mrs Vah" (a play on the Hebrew word Mitzvah, meaning good deed) and filmed comic skits about various Jewish holidays for the school. Because of their outlandish garb—one of them was wearing a kilt—they were mistaken for Scotsmen by the band
Alternative Rock, Experimental Rock, Rap Rock
en.inforapid.org:
Band in a Bubble was a TV show that consists of round-the-clock live broadcasting, during which a band spends an extended period of time inside a "bubble," writing and recording an album. The Band in a Bubble concept was created by Paul Curtis, a band manager, tour promoter, owner of Valve Records, and visual artist based in Australia. The concept was developed in conjunction with Australian rock band Regurgitator and XYZ Networks. Curtis developed the idea in 1999 as an art oriented recording project. It was conceptually stimulated by biospheres, the idiosyncratic way Regurgitator recorded albums, and by the idea of the insular artistic recording process, juxtaposed against the extroverted performer and how that might impact on the creative mindset. Curtis initially failed to convince Regurgitator of the merits of his idea, and it was set aside for a number of years. Quan Yeomans, the band's guitarist, noted that he became more open to the idea of being in a bubble after seeing David Blaine's magic stunt. Yeomans told The Age, "I happened to be there when David Blaine did his stunt over the Thames, and I just thought, 'wouldn't it be interesting if he was doing something creative, as opposed to just sitting around doing nothing?'" With the band's interest now confirmed, Curtis approached a number of television and media outlets, eventually finalizing an agreement with Channel V Australia. The first Band in a Bubble was organized in Federation Square in Melbourne, Australia.