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Four Thieves Gone: The Robbinsville Sessions ()

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  1. Talk on Indolence
  2. Pretty Girl from Feltre
  3. Colorshow
  4. Distraction #74
  5. Sixteen in July
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  1. Talk on Indolence
  2. Pretty Girl from Feltre
  3. Colorshow
  4. Distraction #74
  5. Sixteen in July
  6. Left on Laura, Left on Lisa
  7. A Lover Like You
  8. Pretend Love
  9. Matrimony
  10. The Lowering (A Sad Day in Greenvilletown)
  11. The Fall
  12. Dancing Daze]
  13. Famous Flower of Manhattan
  14. 40 East
  15. Gimmeakiss
  16. Denouncing November Blue (Uneasy Writer)
  17. Four Thieves Gone
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The first two cuts on the Avett Brothers' Four Thieves Gone, "Talk of Indolence" and "Pretty Girl from Feltre," reveal that the brothers' style of folk (with lots of other stuff thrown into the mix) is intriguingly left of center. And while some listeners may be somewhat tired of depressed college types who sing, "Be loud, let your colors show...try to keep the madness low" in a nasal drone, they're probably not used to hearing the singer backed by kitchen-sink arrangements that include piano, harmonica, and shouting that ...

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Four Thieves Gone: The Robbinsville Sessions 2006, Ramseur Records

UPC: 635759170522

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