Provincial Road 222 7" (Black)
John K. Samson - Provincial Road 222 7" (Black)
The series of 7's dedicated to roads and thoroughfares in John K. Samson's home province of Manitoba continues with _Provincial Road 222_. Dedicated to the lakeside roadway that runs along the western coast of Lake Winnipeg, Samson finds beauty and eloquence in unexpected ways. Only the Weakerthans frontman can take three songs about video games set to a Bach hymn, hockey players from Riverton, MB deserving of Hall Of Fame remembrance, and a Manitoban twist on the downright Shakespearian Krabapple/Skinner love story- and make them sound cohesive. No matter how good you expect this to be, it's better and more impressive than that.
Tracklist:
Side A
1. The Last And
Side B
2. Petition
3. Stop Error
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$2.10Provincial Road 222 7" (Black)
John K. Samson - Provincial Road 222 7" (Black)
The series of 7's dedicated to roads and thoroughfares in John K. Samson's home province of Manitoba continues with _Provincial Road 222_. Dedicated to the lakeside roadway that runs along the western coast of Lake Winnipeg, Samson finds beauty and eloquence in unexpected ways. Only the Weakerthans frontman can take three songs about video games set to a Bach hymn, hockey players from Riverton, MB deserving of Hall Of Fame remembrance, and a Manitoban twist on the downright Shakespearian Krabapple/Skinner love story- and make them sound cohesive. No matter how good you expect this to be, it's better and more impressive than that.
Tracklist:
Side A
1. The Last And
Side B
2. Petition
3. Stop Error
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John K. Samson - Provincial Road 222 7" (Black)
The series of 7's dedicated to roads and thoroughfares in John K. Samson's home province of Manitoba continues with _Provincial Road 222_. Dedicated to the lakeside roadway that runs along the western coast of Lake Winnipeg, Samson finds beauty and eloquence in unexpected ways. Only the Weakerthans frontman can take three songs about video games set to a Bach hymn, hockey players from Riverton, MB deserving of Hall Of Fame remembrance, and a Manitoban twist on the downright Shakespearian Krabapple/Skinner love story- and make them sound cohesive. No matter how good you expect this to be, it's better and more impressive than that.
Tracklist:
Side A
1. The Last And
Side B
2. Petition
3. Stop Error
