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Bright Flight by Silver Jews (CD, Nov-2001, Drag City) 
Bright Flight by Silver Jews (CD, Nov-2001, Drag City)

 
Bright Flight by Silver Jews (CD, Nov-2001, Drag City)

Artist: Silver Jews
Release Date: Nov 2001
Format: CD
Record Label: Drag City
Genre: Lo Fi, Rock & Pop
UPC: 036172921522
Product ID: EPID3474375
Description: Silver Jews: David Berman (vocals, guitar); William Tyler (pedal steel guitar); Tony Crow (electric guitar); Phil Niehaus (piano); Tim Barnes (percussion). Recorded at HVM Oepot, Berry Hill, Tennesse. When the Silver Jews first appeared ...
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Track Listing
1. Slow Education
2. Room Games and Diamond Rain
3. Time Will Break the World
4. I Remember Me
5. Horseleg Swastikas
6. Transylvania Blues
7. Let's Not and Say We Did
8. Tennessee
9. Friday Night Fever
10. Death of an Heir of Sorrows

Details
Producer:Mark Nevers
Distributor:Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Silver Jews: David Berman (vocals, guitar); William Tyler (pedal steel guitar); Tony Crow (electric guitar); Phil Niehaus (piano); Tim Barnes (percussion).
Recorded at HVM Oepot, Berry Hill, Tennesse.
When the Silver Jews first appeared in the mid-'90s, the band's singer-songwriter David Berman was backed by some of his pals from Pavement, whose sound helped define the sonic parameters of the first couple of Silver Jews releases. In short order, though, the group weaned itself of Pavement connections both aural and physical, and developed its own sound, which seems to reach an apex on BRIGHT FLIGHT. While Berman and company have been moving in a vaguely country-rock direction for a while, this album probably the contains the largest quotient of country influence, as heard most plainly on the classic Nashville-mode male/female duet "Tennessee" and the disfigured honky-tonk of "Friday Night Fever." While he's keeping busy turning his band into the New Riders of the Purple Sage, though, real-life poet Berman's lyrics are sharper than ever, encompassing everything from death and time to alcohol and an admiration for Royal Trux.

Editorial Reviews
...A beguiling treasure...
Mojo (03/01/2002)

...Wry, moderately skewed Country rock...
The Wire (01/01/2002)

4 stars out of 5 - ...A charming, mournful, witty delight...
Q (02/01/2002)

3.5 stars out of 5- ...David Berman taps into ur-American rural nightmares....singing wittily of love...and art, throwing in a deadpan cover of George Strait's 'Friday Night Fever' for thematic unity...
Rolling Stone (02/28/2002)

Ranked #59 in Uncut's 100 Best Albums of the Year
Uncut (01/01/2003)

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