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Patchwork

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Patchwork
📅 ReleasedNovember 9, 2014
⏳ Length60:18
🏷️ LabelMint 400
Mint 400 Records chronology
Mint 400 Records Presents The Beach Boys Pet Sounds
(2013)
Patchwork
(2014)
Transformed: A Tribute to Lou Reed
(2014)

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Patchwork is a compilation album released by Mint 400 Records in 2013. It is the label's fourth compilation and features previously unreleased songs from Mint 400 Records artists.

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The seventeen-track album was released by Mint 400 Records on November 9, 2014, and showcases Cropduster, Dave Charles, The Duke Of Norfolk, Fairmont, Jack Skuller, The Mai 68's, The Maravines, The Multi-Purpose Solution, Murzik, The One & Nines, Poppy's Field, Shallows, Shane Vidaurri, Sink Tapes, Ted Dancin!, Tri-State and Yes Sunshine.[1] The album consists of previously unreleased lo-fi, acoustic, grunge, post-hardcore and rockabilly songs.[2]

Track listing[edit]

No.TitleArtistLength
1."She's Collecting Stories"Sink Tapes3:11
2."Ride"Yes Sunshine3:20
3."Cemetery To Lie"Poppy's Field3:24
4."Blood In The Water (acoustic)"Fairmont3:57
5."The Magnificent Scheme"The Duke Of Norfolk3:45
6."Belmar"The Maravines3:19
7."Lie To Me"The One & Nines3:46
8."Tell Me Your Heart"Jack Skuller3:01
9."Lost Hope Hotel"Murzik4:52
10."Broke For Blow"Dave Charles4:13
11."I Make It Hard"Shane Vidaurri3:39
12."Dream Of Me"Ted Dancin!2:41
13."Always"Shallows3:09
14."Take A Bow"Tri-State3:19
15."Trigger Happy"Cropduster4:39
16."Song Of The Slums"The Multi-Purpose Solution4:09
17."Drinking Song (live)"The Mai 68's1:54
Total length:60:18

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Citations[edit]

  1. Pirate! Staff Writers (September 9, 2014), "Mint 400 Records Presents: Patchwork", Pirate!, retrieved December 27, 2018
  2. Carradini, Stephen (September 19, 2014), "Mint 400s Patchwork Shows Its Diversity Of Sounds", Independent Clauses, retrieved December 27, 2018

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