Download Jon Boden - Songs From The Floodplain

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Credits

• Mastered By – Calum Malcolm
• Recorded By – Joe Rusby (tracks: 5, 10)
• Recorded By, Producer – Keith Angel
• Written-By, Guitar, Fiddle, Concertina, Double Bass, Drums, Percussion, Melodeon, Bagpipes, Banjo, Mandolin, Harmonium, Producer – Jon Boden

Notes

34 Page Photo/Lyric Booklet.
℗ & © 2009 Navigator Records

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5060169470521
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI LD02
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 5J36
• Matrix / Runout: GZ UC1521 NAVIGATOR21
• Rights Society: MCPS/PRS

Companies

• Manufactured By – GZ Digital Media – UC1521
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Navigator Records
• Recorded At – Wavelength Studios
• Recorded At – Pure Studios

Album

The floodplain of the title could well be South Yorkshire, where he lives, and which was devastated by floods in June 2007. But there's also a general sense of devastation in the lyrics and the post-industrial pictures in the CD booklet - wasteland is perhaps the most common word in the songs. It's not just industrial decline, but also spiritual, a paucity of everything in the England he beholds. Musically, it's less indie than his last release, but not exactly folk either, although founded and built on that. Songs from the Floodplain is Jon Boden's second solo album. The folk songs are set in a future, post-apocalyptic United Kingdom. Jon Boden vocals, fiddle, guitars, concertina, double bass, drums, Boden. Songs from the Floodplain. Jon Boden. A Folk Song A Day: August. True Stories. Jon Boden: How Long Will I Love You, Scars, A Chat With Your Mother и другие песни. An album-length vision, with occasional rock underpinnings. Very dramatic. Trouble is, for all its firmness, the vision is undermined by the dullness of the songwriting and by the fact that Boden plays all the instruments. For all. A second solo album by the Bellowhead guy. And he's having post-apocalyptic visions: black crows, water-tossed sweet-wrappers, fallen walls and all. At first glance Jon Boden's second solo album sounds like another collection of well-crafted folk tunes. Closer inspection reveals it to be something altogether different. These are in fact hand-me-down songs from a time that has yet to happen. Set in some post-apocalyptic Albion, these are tales about life in a post-industrial wasteland where the barbed-wire and the ivy intertwine a place where hope hasn't entirely dwindled away, but it may be on its last legs. Beating the Bounds - Jon Boden. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. And yet, though a slow burner, Songs From the Floodplain's dark, meandering themes and compelling minimalism deliver rich and provocative rewards as Boden introduces us to a series of shadowy figures trying to make sense of an undefined apocalypse. His understated use of mystery and intrigue is brilliant and the album slowly knits into a disquieting magical mystery tour, albeit one with an optimistic undercurrent as society is forced to start again from scratch via small communities. Anyone familiar with Boden's usual extrovert singing will be amazed by his restraint and, despite out. Listen free to Jon Boden Songs from the Floodplain We Do What We Can, Going Down to the Wasteland and more. 12 tracks 47:45. Fandoms: 'Songs from the Floodplain' concept album by Jon Boden. Not Rated. No Archive Warnings Apply. The events from the song Beating the Bounds lyrics here - from musician Abraham Brown's pov. Language: English