Notes From A Quarter-Life Crisis

by Kevin P. Gilday

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Lee Escher Lífþrasir I saw this show live in Stirling a couple of years ago, cradling a bottle of kopparberg and a sandwich in a basement that I had shady directions to. Excellent, thought-provoking work, and I'm glad to be able to listen again. Favorite track: Date w/ Ikea.

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1.	Notes From A Quarter-Life Crisis 01:56	buy track
2.	Halcyon Days 03:29	buy track
3.	Dear Green Place 03:15	buy track
4.	To Live and Die in Dennistoun 02:34	buy track
5.	Crooked Christmas Tree 02:00	buy track
6.	Middle Class Love 02:45	buy track
7.	Date w/ Ikea 02:19	buy track
8.	Call Centre Blues 02:59	buy track
9.	Hitler's Moustache 03:08	buy track
10.	An Unremarkable Shade of Beige 01:34	buy track
11.	The Vision (Jesus of Possil) 02:53	buy track
12.	Bachelor's Banquet 01:53	buy track
13.	Black Dog Days 03:43	buy track
14.	Secret Magician 02:25	buy track
15.	Regarding The Bath 02:20	buy track
16.	The Jogger's Nod 01:55	buy track
17.	I Am My Father's Son 02:46	buy track
18.	It's Not Good Enough 04:45	buy track

about

Recorded live at The Roxy, Glasgow on 23/01/2014.

credits

released April 5, 2014

With thanks to Gerry Blythe at The Roxy, the Subcity Radio technical team, Tim Courtney for his recording prowess, Rebecca Kilgour for (im)moral support and my special guests on the night - Stephen Watt, Craig Scott and Sam Small.