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  • Release Date: 07/31/2007
  • Original Release: 2005
  • Sales Rank: 5,394
  • Label: AMERICAN DUST
  • UPC: 646315920222

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The Cold Nose [American Dust]

1LISTENOn Glaze 1:51
2LISTENSailing by Night 4:35
3LISTENNoam Chomsky Spring Break 2002 3:15
4LISTENThe Piano in the Bathtub 4:23
5LISTENRomo-Goth 2:41
6LISTENGravity's Greatest Victory/Rex Snorted Coke 2:29
7LISTENOrigin of Love 1:59
8LISTENFamily Romance 4:19
9LISTENForty Dollar Rug 3:15
10LISTENWe Have to Respect Each Other 0:38
11LISTENThe Curious Butterfly Realizes He Is Beautiful 2:53
12LISTENThe Horse You Ride 4:20
13LISTENGhost in Summer Clothes 3:55
14LISTENDinner for Two Bonus Track 2:05
15LISTENDay School/Rooster Bonus Track 3:50
16LISTENMining for Gold/Payoff Bonus Track 2:31
17LISTENGhost in Summer Clothes Bonus Track / Demo Version 4:15

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An expanded edition of an album initially released in 2005, The Cold Nose is a highly enjoyable, occasionally incredibly goofy tapestry of sample-heavy downtempo instrumentals, quirky electronic pop songs, and giggly pisstakes like "Forty Dollar Rug" (an apparent dig at the Streets, based on the affected mockney accent) and the De La Soul-like hip-hop lark "Family Romance." Like some kind of stoned jam session between DJ Shadow, the Magnetic Fields, Portishead, and R. Stevie Moore (whose own predilection for strange monologues in silly tape-manipulated vocals is evoked -- probably unknowingly -- on the whacked-out bonus track "Dinner for Two"), The Cold Nose makes its own sort of idiosyncratic sense after a few listens -- possibly fewer if listened to under the same altered states it appears to have been recorded in. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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