Mongrel, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, Music CD

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Mongrel


1	Imagine Nation Express 4:16
2	El Pi�ata de La Muerte 2:18
3	Jay Walking Backwards 5:25
4	Grandfather 4:39
5	Alright, I Admit It...It Was a Whore House 3:35
6	Paper Weight Pigs 2:55
7	Sleeping with the Fishes, See? 3:40
8	Cradle in the Crater 4:18
9	The Weekly Wars 4:01
10	The Try (Thank You) 2:17

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Are you in the mood to inflict a headache upon yourself? If the answer is yes, then no problem -- slap on your headphones, load up the 2007 release by the Number Twelve Looks Like You, Mongrel, hit play, and voil�!, you should soon get your wish. This is certainly one of the "busiest" rock releases you're likely to hear, as it appears that the Number Twelve Looks Like You's main goal is to cram as much musical activity as humanly possible into each composition. And the gentlemen are quite adept at their respective instruments -- it's pretty intimidating to think how much practice and woodshedding they must have endured to get these complicated math formula-esque compositions sounding just right. The bandmembers have obviously studied their Mars Volta and Dillinger Escape Plan albums from front to back, as evidenced by such supersonic freakouts as "Imagine Nation Express," "El Pinata de la Muerte," and the delightfully titled "Alright, I Admit It...It Was a Whore House." Both intense and complex, there's very little room for error on Mongrel. Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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Mongrel


1	Imagine Nation Express 4:16
2	El Pi�ata de La Muerte 2:18
3	Jay Walking Backwards 5:25
4	Grandfather 4:39
5	Alright, I Admit It...It Was a Whore House 3:35
6	Paper Weight Pigs 2:55
7	Sleeping with the Fishes, See? 3:40
8	Cradle in the Crater 4:18
9	The Weekly Wars 4:01
10	The Try (Thank You) 2:17

All Music Guide

Are you in the mood to inflict a headache upon yourself? If the answer is yes, then no problem -- slap on your headphones, load up the 2007 release by the Number Twelve Looks Like You, Mongrel, hit play, and voil�!, you should soon get your wish. This is certainly one of the "busiest" rock releases you're likely to hear, as it appears that the Number Twelve Looks Like You's main goal is to cram as much musical activity as humanly possible into each composition. And the gentlemen are quite adept at their respective instruments -- it's pretty intimidating to think how much practice and woodshedding they must have endured to get these complicated math formula-esque compositions sounding just right. The bandmembers have obviously studied their Mars Volta and Dillinger Escape Plan albums from front to back, as evidenced by such supersonic freakouts as "Imagine Nation Express," "El Pinata de la Muerte," and the delightfully titled "Alright, I Admit It...It Was a Whore House." Both intense and complex, there's very little room for error on Mongrel. Greg Prato

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 06/19/2007
Label: EYEBALL
Catalog No.: 20061
UPC: 637872006122
Sales Rank: 65,947

Album Credits
Performance Credits
The Number Twelve Looks Like You		Primary Artist

Technical Credits
UE Nastasi		Mastering
Casey Bates		Producer, Engineer, Audio Production
The Number Twelve Looks Like You		Audio Production
Jon Karel		Arranger
Wayne Pighini		Management