Get Lost, Magnetic Fields, Music CD

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Get Lost


1	Famous 3:11
2	The Desperate Things You Made Me Do 3:54
3	Smoke and Mirrors 3:08
4	With Whom to Dance? 2:27
5	You and Me and the Moon 2:59
6	Don't Look Away 2:16
7	Save a Secret for the Moon 3:02
8	Why I Cry 3:37
9	Love Is Lighter Than Air 2:59
10	When You're Old and Lonely 1:57
11	The Village in the Morning 3:40
12	All the Umbrellas in London 3:18
13	The Dreaming Moon 3:24

Editorial Reviews

Stephin Merritt's homespun (although not carelessly lo-fi) approach to electronic pop is a big part of the Magnetic Fields' charm, but he may be starting to stretch it to the limit with Get Lost. The most electro-oriented of their releases to date, it's also perhaps their least engaging, although the brooding ballad "Don't Look Away" is one of their best songs. They may want to start thinking about varying their synthetic percussions and patterns more, as these are starting too sound a little too boxy and similar for comfort. Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

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Get Lost


1	Famous 3:11
2	The Desperate Things You Made Me Do 3:54
3	Smoke and Mirrors 3:08
4	With Whom to Dance? 2:27
5	You and Me and the Moon 2:59
6	Don't Look Away 2:16
7	Save a Secret for the Moon 3:02
8	Why I Cry 3:37
9	Love Is Lighter Than Air 2:59
10	When You're Old and Lonely 1:57
11	The Village in the Morning 3:40
12	All the Umbrellas in London 3:18
13	The Dreaming Moon 3:24

All Music Guide

Stephin Merritt's homespun (although not carelessly lo-fi) approach to electronic pop is a big part of the Magnetic Fields' charm, but he may be starting to stretch it to the limit with Get Lost. The most electro-oriented of their releases to date, it's also perhaps their least engaging, although the brooding ballad "Don't Look Away" is one of their best songs. They may want to start thinking about varying their synthetic percussions and patterns more, as these are starting too sound a little too boxy and similar for comfort. Richie Unterberger

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 10/24/1995
Label: MERGE RECORDS
Catalog No.: 29391
UPC: 036172939121
Sales Rank: 6,333

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Magnetic Fields		Primary Artist, Primary Artist
Sam Davol		Flute, Cello
John Woo		Banjo, Guitar
Julie Cooper		Bass Guitar
Claudia Gonson		Drums, Ukulele, Vocals

Technical Credits
Andrew Beaujon		translation