| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Leaving the Arena of Anthropology: Movement 1 | |||
| 2. I'm Quitting the Cult: Movement 2 | |||
| 3. Half Hour Handshake: Movement 3 | |||
| 4. Imaginary Friends: Movement 4 | |||
| 5. Wildlife Takes the Loser by Night: Movement 5 | |||
| 6. Black Metal Blues/Black Mold: Movement 6 | |||
| 7. Nixed: Movement 7 | |||
| 8. Earth's First Evening Jimi Hendrix-Less and Pissed: Movement 8 | |||
| 9. Wish I Never Saw a White Man: Movement 9 | |||
| 10. Baby in a Coma/Child of No Calendar: Movement 10 | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Gold Mine, Gold Yours | |||
| 2. Song from Uncle | |||
| 3. W | |||
| 4. Try Dis... | |||
| 5. Drop Diva | |||
| 6. Famnail | |||
| 7. Dad for Song | |||
| 8. Mind Over Butter | |||
| 9. Home on the Arrange | |||
| 10. Trap Kit Whatever | |||
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Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The third full-length from these Sacramento noise-rock heroes is a double album with drummer Zach Hill and guitarist Spencer Seim each claiming their own disc, performing an entire record on their own. Hill's "Church Gone Wild" delivers a dark and menacing onslaught of aggression and guts, while Seim's "Chirpin Hard" brings out a lighthearted but wholly technical and equally impressive spattering of pop and punk melded in the hot pot of the computer and video game age. This album re-establishes Hella as the kings of spastic noise and experimentalism.
church gone wild is the demented, non-sensical brother to chirpin. to listen to this album you need a really open mind and a thirst for chaotic art music. church gone wild is remnicent of the wild, scattered noise played once by naked city, combined with several tabs of acid. this album will definatlely help you paint a mural with feces and run naked through your predominantely white, christian, suburban neighborhood.
in summation, hella is NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. you either get it or you dont, and if you dont, then you shoudlnt feel obligated to leave a 2star rating because you feel cheated. chirpin hard alone is a masterpiece and it justifies buying both discs. it is the BEST music released under the name HELLA so far. these discs will melt your face and fry your brain. dont forget to bring a towel.
With Spencer's Chirpin Hard, this concept reveals what an amazing musician and composer he is, even showing Zach up on the drums with tracks like the amazing dream space rockin' of, "Try Dis..." In Zach's Church Gone Wild CD, we find out that Zach really is from another f*!%ing planet! This epic hour long drone of noise and tripped out vocals sounds a lot like stuff off of Zach's true solo release, Zach Hill & The Holy Smokes. These albums put into black & white the two extremes that Spencer and Zach pull from to create what is Hella.
Together, these two opposite sounds of "listenable" poppy Nintendo space rock and "unlistenable" UFO noise explosions from outer space come together to make up the amazingly complex and yet somehow enjoyably "listenable," HELLA. More than an album of music, this is an album of personalities.
I wonder what would happen if you played these two CDs together at the same time, like some Flaming Lips Zaireeka action... Maybe then you'd get your beloved "Hold Your Horse Is" again. Let the music evolve!
Try Hold Your Horse Is before this one.
The third full-length from these Sacramento noise-rock heroes is a double album with drummer Zach Hill and guitarist Spencer Seim each claiming their own disc, performing an entire record on their own. Hill's "Church Gone Wild" delivers a dark and menacing onslaught of aggression and guts, while Seim's "Chirpin Hard" brings out a lighthearted but wholly technical and equally impressive spattering of pop and punk melded in the hot pot of the computer and video game age. This album re-establishes Hella as the kings of spastic noise and experimentalism.
Church Gone Wild/Chirpin' Hard,Hella,Suicide Squeeze,Indie Rock,Noise-Rock,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop
Church Gone Wild/Chirpin' Hard
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Church Gone Wild/Chirpin' Hard
Hella Manufacturer: Suicide Squeeze ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0007NMJCC Release Date: 2005-03-22 |
Tracks:
- Leaving the Arena of Anthropology: Movement 1
- I'm Quitting the Cult: Movement 2
- Half Hour Handshake: Movement 3
- Imaginary Friends: Movement 4
- Wildlife Takes the Loser by Night: Movement 5
- Black Metal Blues/Black Mold: Movement 6
- Nixed: Movement 7
- Earth's First Evening Jimi Hendrix-Less and Pissed: Movement 8
- Wish I Never Saw a White Man: Movement 9
- Baby in a Coma/Child of No Calendar: Movement 10
- Bodyguards Harmonic: Movement 11
- We Was Just Boys, Living in a Dead Ass German Shepard: Movement 12
Tracks:
- Gold Mine, Gold Yours
- Song from Uncle
- W
- Try Dis...
- Drop Diva
- Famnail
- Dad for Song
- Mind Over Butter
- Home on the Arrange
- Trap Kit Whatever
- Proud of the Sun
- Chirpin Hard
Album Description
The third full-length from these Sacramento noise-rock heroes is a double album with drummer Zach Hill and guitarist Spencer Seim each claiming their own disc, performing an entire record on their own. Hill's "Church Gone Wild" delivers a dark and menacing onslaught of aggression and guts, while Seim's "Chirpin Hard" brings out a lighthearted but wholly technical and equally impressive spattering of pop and punk melded in the hot pot of the computer and video game age. This album re-establishes Hella as the kings of spastic noise and experimentalism.Customer Reviews:
HELLA HELLA.......2006-10-18
church gone wild is the demented, non-sensical brother to chirpin. to listen to this album you need a really open mind and a thirst for chaotic art music. church gone wild is remnicent of the wild, scattered noise played once by naked city, combined with several tabs of acid. this album will definatlely help you paint a mural with feces and run naked through your predominantely white, christian, suburban neighborhood.
in summation, hella is NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. you either get it or you dont, and if you dont, then you shoudlnt feel obligated to leave a 2star rating because you feel cheated. chirpin hard alone is a masterpiece and it justifies buying both discs. it is the BEST music released under the name HELLA so far. these discs will melt your face and fry your brain. dont forget to bring a towel.
An Album of Personalities.......2005-09-03
With Spencer's Chirpin Hard, this concept reveals what an amazing musician and composer he is, even showing Zach up on the drums with tracks like the amazing dream space rockin' of, "Try Dis..." In Zach's Church Gone Wild CD, we find out that Zach really is from another f*!%ing planet! This epic hour long drone of noise and tripped out vocals sounds a lot like stuff off of Zach's true solo release, Zach Hill & The Holy Smokes. These albums put into black & white the two extremes that Spencer and Zach pull from to create what is Hella.
Together, these two opposite sounds of "listenable" poppy Nintendo space rock and "unlistenable" UFO noise explosions from outer space come together to make up the amazingly complex and yet somehow enjoyably "listenable," HELLA. More than an album of music, this is an album of personalities.
I wonder what would happen if you played these two CDs together at the same time, like some Flaming Lips Zaireeka action... Maybe then you'd get your beloved "Hold Your Horse Is" again. Let the music evolve!
Not Hella's best but for fans.......2005-04-18
Try Hold Your Horse Is before this one.
It's about the same live..........2005-04-12
Hyper Drone Noise Garbage.......2005-04-11
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