Cannery Hours

1. So Far

2. Cannery Hours

3. Back in Town

4. Register My Complaints

5. You May Know Me

6. All Over Idaho

7. Secret Shopper

8. Equine

9. Maiden

Cannery Hours,The Occasion,Say Hey,Alternative Pop/Rock,Indie Rock,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop

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Cannery Hours

Average customer rating: the Alan Parsons Pink Floyd Project Solid, exactly what they wanted

Cannery Hours The Occasion Manufacturer: Say Hey ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Occasion Innaway Yellow House Passover Apollo Sunshine ASIN: B000AA4HIG Release Date: 2005-09-06

Tracks:

1. So Far
2. Cannery Hours
3. Back in Town
4. Register My Complaints
5. You May Know Me
6. All Over Idaho
7. Secret Shopper
8. Equine
9. Maiden

Customer Reviews:

the Alan Parsons Pink Floyd Project.......2006-05-19

that's what it is! Put together the Alan Parsons Project's 70's stuff with 70's Pink Floyd, and throw in a little Syd-era PF, and this is sort-of the result! Some Syd-style lyrics in a few songs, some droning bass, airy guitars, keyboards keeping time, bombastic drums on occasion, sound effects on occasion...it's all there.

Solid, exactly what they wanted.......2005-11-03

Think of a long, tedious, get somehow beautiful coalescence of Pink Floyd's spacey musical aura and Pavement's laziness and coolness. Such a picture is inexact, nebulous, and fairly useless to one who has not heard The Occasion. But for those of us who have, it makes a hell of a lot of sense.

The Occasion is a new indie group out of Brooklyn, whose genre is most closely called psychedelic rock. I highly recommend you at least give a listen. The music is not life changing; it's not too original; but many of us can't seem to stop listening to it. It is music that does not recognize its own existence, music that, as one critic called it, flows "where time and space seem lost" and that "abandons all linear concepts and moves only to fill the vast expanse."

Can't get more accurate than that. The Occasion is the embodiment of disembodiment, the synopsis of the expanse. In this existence, they manifest a massive, drunk, yet structured sound. Sometimes, it even sounds lazy, but its laziness is endearing. Rarely are the vocals belted forth; instead they drop down out of the sound. The music is seemingly played insouciantly, without a care for mainstream musical norms.

In an effort to shun pretension, The Occasion has, in fact, probably become pretentious. Even so, their newest, sophomore album Cannery Hours is just perfect for the ideal mellow that you might just be seeking or the spacey, beery sound to finish up a memorable weekend. It's all here.

While I highly enjoyed album as a whole, the first two tracks gave me an inauspicious malaise about it; those I still do not enjoy as I do the rest. Highlights: Register My Complaints, Secret Shopper (awesome two-minute musical movement), Equine, The Maiden.

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