Joji

Joji

by Anomoanon
Joji

Joji

by Anomoanon

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Overview

Anomoanon's Joji continues on the country-folk-rock path that the band, and all the Oldhams for that matter, have been forging since the beginning. One could always hear the ghosts of classic country-rock in Anomoanon's music -- the Grateful Dead and the Band shine through -- but on Joji it seems that the influence of classic rock like Neil Young comes through, yet through the lens of the Meat Puppets, especially on tracks like "Leap Alone," "Green Sea," and the wonderful closer, "Bird Child." And this works in Anomoanon's favor -- driving music with an edge that you can get lost in. Some of the songs can be a bit jammy, but tracks like "Mr. Train" and "After Than Before" show an impressive country drive that solidifies and balances the wandering of the longer tracks on Joji. Anomoanon add another decent release to their discography with Joji. ~ Francis Arres

Product Details

Release Date: 11/02/2004
Label: Temporary Residence
UPC: 0656605306926
Rank: 106846

Tracks

  1. Down and Brown
  2. Leap Alone
  3. Mr. Train
  4. Green Sea
  5. After Than Before
  6. Wedding Song
  7. Nowhere
  8. Bird Child

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Anomoanon   Primary Artist
Walker   Vocals (Background),Double Bass,Banjo
David Heaumann   Vocals (Background),Keyboards
Jack Carneal   Drums,Vocals (Background),Vocals (Background),Drums
Willy MacLean   Guitar (Bass),Vocals (Background),Bass
Aram Smith   Guitar,Vocals (Background)
Ned Oldham   Vocals,Guitar,Vocals,Guitar
Jodie Jean Marston   Vocals (Background)
David Heumann   Vocals (Background),Keyboards
Aram Stith   Vocals (Background),Guitar

Technical Credits

Paul Oldham   Audio Engineer,Engineer
Ned Oldham   Engineer,Composer
Jack Carneal   Photography
Jolene M. Oldham   Photography
Jeremy DeVine   Layout Design,Design
Aram Stith   Engineer,Composer
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