Songs For Ice Cream Trucks Michael Hearst

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  • Release Date: 06/12/2007
  • Sales Rank: 102,627
  • Label: BAR/NONE RECORDS
  • UPC: 032862018428
 
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Songs For Ice Cream Trucks

1LISTENIce Cream! 2:52
2LISTENWhere Do Ice Cream...Trucks Go in the Winter? 2:03
3LISTENThe Popsicle Parade 1:40
4LISTENBefore I Drive Away (Redux) 0:54
5LISTENFive Up 2:51
6LISTENTones for Cones 2:20
7LISTENOne for Doran 2:38
8LISTENIce Cream Yo! 4:34
9LISTENWhat's Your Favorite Flavor? 1:56
10LISTENChocolate, Vanilla, Or Swirl? 3:02
11LISTENThe Moose Track Shake 3:23
12LISTENThe Sprinkle Twinkle 0:45
13LISTENBefore I Drive Away 2:16

Editorial Reviews

The album title is neither metaphorical nor joking. Except for a brief vocal by Hearst's manager Claudia Gonson (also drummer and singer in the Magnetic Fields and Future Bible Heroes) on the opening track "Ice Cream" and Hearst's own slightly ragged vocals on the closing "Before I Drive Away," these 13 songs are instrumental evocations of the sound of ice cream trucks. Performed on glockenspiel, accordion, and the same sort of cheap, old-fashioned-sounding synths that most ice cream trucks play on their tinny, distorted speakers, these are brief, simple, playful tunes that would not sound out of place in the parks and suburban streets of summertime America. Hearst, half of the literary-minded indie duo One Ring Zero, has created a concept album of the type that most people will only listen to once or twice, but it's an endearing miniature that's really nowhere near so cutesy as the initial concept sounds. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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