A Sun Came
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A Sun Came专辑介绍
Sufjan Stevens首张个人专辑。这是04年再版的版本。
A Sun Came is a folk rock music album by Sufjan Stevens, released in 1999. It was reissued on Asthmatic Kitty Records five years later.
Among Stevens\' back catalog, A Sun Came is notable for being recorded on 4 track. As noted in Allmusic review of the album, the album explores many types of ethnic music from throughout the globe, ranging from Celtic, Indian, Middle Eastern, Moroccan, Far Eastern and American folk music [1].
Stevens himself has described the album\'s sound as incorporating "traditional pop music, medieval instrumentation with Middle Eastern inflections, tape loops, digital samples, literary vocals, manic percussion, woodwinds, sitar, amp distortion and Arabic chants" [2].
Like many Stevens\'s albums that would follow, features a multitude of instruments ranging from banjo, sitar, oboe and xylophone. All in all the album features Stevens playing fourteen instruments [3].
"Joy! Joy! Joy!" was recorded for the 2001 re-release and "You Are the Rake," a reworking of "Rake," was recorded for the 2004 re-release.
"Siamese Twins," "Belly Button," "Godzuki" and "Satan\'s Saxophones" feature high pitched field recordings with absurdist humor reminiscent of the calendar dated tracks off Beck\'s Stereopathetic Soulmanure (1994).
A Sun Came is a folk rock music album by Sufjan Stevens, released in 1999. It was reissued on Asthmatic Kitty Records five years later.
Among Stevens\' back catalog, A Sun Came is notable for being recorded on 4 track. As noted in Allmusic review of the album, the album explores many types of ethnic music from throughout the globe, ranging from Celtic, Indian, Middle Eastern, Moroccan, Far Eastern and American folk music [1].
Stevens himself has described the album\'s sound as incorporating "traditional pop music, medieval instrumentation with Middle Eastern inflections, tape loops, digital samples, literary vocals, manic percussion, woodwinds, sitar, amp distortion and Arabic chants" [2].
Like many Stevens\'s albums that would follow, features a multitude of instruments ranging from banjo, sitar, oboe and xylophone. All in all the album features Stevens playing fourteen instruments [3].
"Joy! Joy! Joy!" was recorded for the 2001 re-release and "You Are the Rake," a reworking of "Rake," was recorded for the 2004 re-release.
"Siamese Twins," "Belly Button," "Godzuki" and "Satan\'s Saxophones" feature high pitched field recordings with absurdist humor reminiscent of the calendar dated tracks off Beck\'s Stereopathetic Soulmanure (1994).
We Are What You Say
A Winner Needs A Wand
Rake
Siamese Twins
Demetrius
Dumb I Sound
Wordsworth's Ridge
Belly Button
Rice Pudding
A Loverless Bed (W/Out Remission)
Godzuki
Super Sexy Woman
The Oracle Said Wander
Happy Birthday
Jason
Kill
Ya Leil
A Sun Came
Satan's Saxophones
Joy! Joy! Joy!
You Are The Rake