Thingy: To the Innocent: CD

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To the Innocent (CD)

Thingy

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Label: Absolutely Kosher Released: 2000
Price: $14.99

Pop magic! Rob and Eléa (Heavy Vegetable) get a little bit of help from

their friends on this sophomore effort. Members of Black Heart

Procession, Clikatat Ikatowi, and Rice create meticulous and evocative

arrangements that stop and start on a dime with male and female vocal

harmonizing acrobatics.

Tracklisting
Disk \| 1
1	Mayday
2	Jabberwocky
3	Big Dumb Animal
4	S.S. Eggshell
5	Blueprint
6	Hide And Seek
7	Sunset
8	Plenty
9	Rope Swing
10	Ketchup Sandwich
11	O.B.1
12	Letterbomb
13	0+0
14	Ballpoint Pen
15	Molly
16	Chico Vs. Fifa
17	My Room Has A T.V.
18	Hydroplane
19	The Long Song At The End Of The Record

User Reviews

	gavmorda - albany, , USA
This is the best band in music right now, hands down. The voices of Rob Crow and Elea Tenuta, when raised together, evoke unnamed emotional reactions in me. I simply cannot define them. The drummer plays songs as if from some kind of super-powerful calculator, he is intense. I love this band, as well as mostly anything Rob Crow does.
	Thins - San Diego, CA, USA
A strong performance by the best band in the United States. Period. Rob Crow is a musical genius, too bad this knowledge has been limited to only a select few. Consider yourselves lucky, ladies and gentlemen, because you just stumbled apon greatness. Buy now, and make all the other CDs you own obsolete. Except for your Heavy Vegetable and Pinback CDs, of course. You can thank me later.
	Kevin - , , USA
CONGRATULATIONS! You've found this delightful, and overlooked gem. One of my favorite cds of 99. Unlike the earlier E.P. this has a full band sound, like Heavy Vegetable (also recommended), but a little more catchy and listener friendly. As always, very tight. Deserves to be heard (I had a real tough time finding this when it came out, and if it wasn't for the Rob Crowe home page, I would never have heard of it).