Mozart and Quincy Jones' "Maybe Tomorrow
A1 Fun For Me 5:07 A2 Tight Sweater 0:15 A3 Day For Night 5:23 A4 I Can't Help Myself 5:44 A5 Circus 0:19 B1 Lotus Eaters 7:32 B2 On My Horsey 0:34 B3 Dominoid 4:11 C1 Party Weirdo 7:01 C2 Tubeliar 0:25 C3 Ho Humm 5:38 C4 Butterfly 747 4:30 C5 Dirty Monkey 0:23 D1 Killa Bunnies 2:19 D2 Boo 5:47 D3 Where Is The What If The What Is In Why
particularly the five albums he recorded between 1967 and 1974
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Elliott Smith - New Moon 2LP (Indie Exclusive Silver Vinyl) Mac Miller Mozart and Quincy Jones' "Maybe"I kept recording more songs with no regard whether or not they were gonna be on anything. That's what I'm used to doing, recording all the time and not going, 'What should I record for this record?' Usually I put out whatever happened in the last six months. With this, I had way too many songs and no mechanism for picking between them."Elliott Smith, Tape Op Magazine, 1996, on finishing Either OrArguably the most gifted song writer of his generation,