Should Confusion
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Brandon Patton, originally from St. Paul, MN, made a solo record in 1997, Nocturnal, before joining up with Anand Nayak in Massachusetts and forming the Boston area power trio three against four. He now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Album Description
Should Confusion is Brandon Patton's first solo album since 1997. Like a musical Dave Eggers, Patton tries to get personal and vulnerable while trying to navigate the inherent cliches in writing about himself. The mostly acoustic guitar based songs vary from unplugged rock to alt country, and from studio pop to bedroom recording. As far as musical intent, file near Badly Drawn Boy, Elliot Smith, the Eels, and Beck-- with a little Wilco, Paul Simon, Tom Waits, and Ani DiFranco thrown in.
Average customer rating:
- Rock that pops
- Lovely indeed
- How lovely
- Fantastic!!
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Should Confusion
Brandon Patton
Manufacturer: Merlin Pool Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0000BVGLS
Release Date: 2003-08-01 |
Tracks:
- Counting the Paces
- What's the Worst That Could Happen
- Mo Song
- Thirty-One Hundred Miles
- Did That All Before
- Auspicious Moment
- Everybody Loves You Now
- The Good Life
- Someday When We're Old
Album Description
Should Confusion is Brandon Patton's first solo album since 1997. Like a musical Dave Eggers, Patton tries to get personal and vulnerable while trying to navigate the inherent cliches in writing about himself. The mostly acoustic guitar based songs vary from unplugged rock to alt country, and from studio pop to bedroom recording. As far as musical intent, file near Badly Drawn Boy, Elliot Smith, the Eels, and Beck-- with a little Wilco, Paul Simon, Tom Waits, and Ani DiFranco thrown in.
Customer Reviews:
Rock that pops.......2005-11-30
I love this record. It moves and thrives. It is heady and catchy and easy and sophisticated all at once. Preview it at his website (brandonpatton.com) and see if it isn't worth the price.
Lovely indeed.......2005-11-28
A sweet 'n' low album of love songs and other ballads. Patton will charm your heart and your pants off. Your toes will tap, your head will nod, and you will sing his ditties in your head for the next three days.
How lovely.......2003-12-12
Brandon is brilliant. He articulates emotion in words and music like no other boy with a guitar. There's a bit of everything on this album and I cannot stop playing it over and over again. Yeah!
Fantastic!!.......2003-10-10
This is a fabulous album -- Patton's best so far. Beautiful lyrics, great use of acoustic guitar and myriad other instruments, great vocal range, just great stuff. It feels like everything else Patton has been in anticipation of, and leading up to, this point. His diverse range of musical interests and abilities are on on display here, and all working together. Really a great album; I highly recommend it!!
Music:
- Signal
- Slider
- Slow Train
- Someday
- Songs of Angels
- Soviet
- Special EP No. 1 [EP]
- Story of the Clash V.1 [Import] [Original recording remastered]
- Strange Works 2
- The Battle of Los Angeles
Music
music
Music
Shapes
Virtuoso Schubert / Zeynep
Tricorne / Iberia
70s & 80s Country, Vol. 8 [Karaoke]
Wonderlust Live [Import] [Live]
Wagner: Tristan und Isolde
Use a Napkin (Not Your Mom!)
Wattamolla Red: Electronic Music by Martin Wesley-Smith
Very Best of Sonny Burgess: We Wanna Boogie
Two as One
Uncollected [Enhanced]
Vapeurs Toxiques [Enhanced] [Import]
Vol. 2-Technobotanic Tryptamin [Import]
Busoni: Indian Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra
Karma