A Journal of the Plague Year
Tom Rapp · 1999
45 min · 11 tracks
Haunting vocal melodies entwine with introspective lyrics, creating a contemplative atmosphere that reflects on loss and existence.
Top tracks — play these first
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The Swimmer (For Kurt Cobain) — This track poignantly addresses themes of despair and loss while paying tribute to Cobain, encapsulating the emotional weight of the album.
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Hopelessly Romantic — With its introspective lyrics and gentle melody, this song captures the essence of longing and vulnerability, showcasing Rapp's lyrical prowess.
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Shoebox Symphony: A) Where Is Love? B) State U C) Just Let the Grass Grow — As a multi-part suite, this track showcases Rapp's ability to weave complex narratives through music, reflecting on societal issues with both irony and sincerity.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Silver Apples (a cappella) 1:56
- 2 The Swimmer (For Kurt Cobain) 3:51
- 3 Blind 3:15
- 4 Space 3:27
- 5 Mars 3:23
- 6 Hopelessly Romantic 3:38
- 7 Running in My Dream 4:52
- 8 Wedding Song 4:15
- 9 Silver Apples II (For Simeon) 2:35
- 10 Shoebox Symphony: A) Where Is Love? B) State U C) Just Let the Grass Grow 10:46
- 11 [unknown] 3:36
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