Thin White Rope - In The Spanish Cave flac album

Band Name Thin White Rope. Album Name In the Spanish Cave. 版公司 Demon Music Group Frontier Records. 13. Waking Up. 14. Valley Of The Bones. 16. Rocket USA (Live). Other productions from Thin White Rope. Spoor - A Compilation.

By: Thin White Rope (1988, Rock). The One That Got Away by Thin White Rope. Sack Full Of Silver by Thin White Rope. Exploring The Axis by Thin White Rope. Moonhead by Thin White Rope. Red Sun by Thin White Rope. View all albums . In The Spanish Cave. By: Thin White Rope (1988, Rock).

CD "Featuring Extra Tracks", . tracks 11-16 which were originally released as the Bottom Feeders 12EP (Thin White Rope - Bottom Feeders). Issued under license from Frontier Records, Sun Valley, CA. Manufactured in Germany. Packaging and CD list 17 tracks, but there are only 16 tracks on the actual CD ('Munich Eunich', the bonus track on the original US CD release, is missing).

Originally released in 1988, In The Spanish Cave was Thin White Rope 's third album, following their second long player, Moonhead. While for many people Moonhead remains the band's masterpiece and most coherently realized album, it's an angry and intense record that takes a few listens to really penetrate and appreciate.

In The Spanish Cave (also known as "Captain Long Brown Finger In The Spanish Cave") is the third full-length album by Thin White Rope. All tracks written by Guy Kyser (except where noted). Guy Kyser – Guitar, Vocals. Roger Kunkel – Guitar, Vocals. John Von Feldt – Bass, Vocals. Jozef Becker – Drums. Mike Conley – Trumpet. Dave Muller – Trumpet. Jan Potzmann – Background Vocals. Paul McKenna – Engineer, Producer. John Golden – Mastering. Greg Allen – Photography. Wendy Sherman – Design.

Thin White Rope Lyrics The Rope's frame of reference (no surprise to longtime fans) draws from '60s West Coast folk rock (and like-minded '80s practitioners), but with darker underpinnings and with an unpretty lead growler in vocalist/guitarist Guy Keyser. Album Intro： The Rope's frame of reference (no surprise to longtime fans) draws from '60s West Coast folk rock (and like-minded '80s practitioners), but with darker underpinnings and with an unpretty lead growler in vocalist/guitarist Guy Keyser. As a songwriter, Keyser (with help from bassist John von Feldt and guitarist Roger Kunkel) is hip without being condescending and occasionally (.

When Worlds Collide (Thin White Rope album). When Worlds Collide is a 1994 compilation album by Thin White Rope. Intended as a "best of" compilation and released after the band's demise, it brings together some highlights from all five studio albums, plus some bonus tracks. The title comes from the lyrics of the song Tina and Glen. Down In The Desert 3:24 (Kyser/Becker) (From "Exploring The Axis"). Valley Of The Bones 2:54 (Kyser) (From "Bottom Feeders").