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Artist       : Stephin Merritt
Album        : Obscurities
Label        : Merge
Genre        : Alternative
Street Date  : 2011-00-00
Quality      : 248 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Encoder      : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
Size         : 72.21 MB
Time         : 38:12 min
Url          : http://www.houseoftomorrow.com

[Tracks]

1.  Forever And A Day (Previously Unreleased)                          1:57
2.  Rats In The Garbage Of The Western World (The Magnetic Fields)     2:16
3.  I Don't Believe You (The Magnetic Fields)                          3:06
4.  Plant White Roses (Buffalo Rome)                                   3:28
5.  Rot In The Sun (The 6ths)                                          3:04
6.  The Sun And The Sea And They Sky (Previously Unreleased)           2:09
7.  Yet Another Girl (The 6ths)                                        3:40
8.  Scream (Till You Make The Scene) (Previously Unreleased)           3:02
9.  The Song From Venus (Previously Unreleased)                        2:25
10. Beach-A-Boop-Boop (The Magnetic Fields)                            1:39
11. When I'm Not Looking, You're Not There (The Magnetic Fields)       2:10
12. Take Ecstasy With Me (The Magnetic Fields)                         3:33
13. When You're Young And In Love (Previously Unreleased)              2:51
14. You Are Not My Mother And I Want To Go Home (The Gothic Archies)   2:52

[Notes]

Merge Records presents Obscurities by Stephin Merritt, a collection of
Merritt's hard-to-find recordings dating back to his time on Merge (1994
1999) and prior, as well as five previously unreleased tracks.

In 1999, The Magnetic Fields' three-CD collection 69 Love Songs established
Stephin Merritt as one of this generation's most talented songwriters. The
Los Angeles Times hails Merritt as "one of indie-rock's most acclaimed
figures" while Pitchfork calls him "smart, thorough, and unerringly
precise."

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