Komplettes MP3 Album von Ozone Pete
Angegebene Spieldauer: 55:55
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2000-06-22
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Driving tribal to ghostly ethereal rock, featuring 14 songs of self-recrimination, loneliness, oddity, and terror.

Käufer, die sich für (John Hiatt Tom Waits Eric Clapton) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

Weitere Informationen vom Distributor:
HEY NOW! Since I DO sell a bunch more of these at gigs than I do here, I thought I might give CDBaby a little push in sales by reducing the price for you, the end-user. Get one now at this ridiculously low price for this 14 song epic!

LET’S START RIGHT OFF WITH SOME EXTREMELY IMPORTANT CAUTIONARY NOTES!
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1.) A faintly tangible smell and texture of corruption emanates from this small disc of etched plastic, and although children seem magically drawn to it (as to forbidden fruit) they should not be encouraged to delve into the lyrics too deeply. This should be left to those (of whatever age) who are of a more stoic nature and less prone to morbid fantasies.

2.) For those who seek less introspective diversion, you must search elsewhere, as these halls contain no disco, jazz, acid-jazz, punk, new wave, rap, or hip-hop.

3.) If you enjoy unusually brilliant and different production values with uncommon depth and creativity, enter and welcome to a true delight for audiophiles! Headphones on, lights out...

AND SO, TO THE CRUX OF THE MATTER!
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Where have you been, my eldritch children?

Come, enter the world of Dark Dreams and explore a landscape inhabited by dispossessed and anxious spirits, wandering the ozone in search of rest and sanctuary.

Pull your cloak around you tightly to ward off the howling winds and proceed to the moldering edifice on the near horizon, built on the bones of human misery.

Once inside, you will be shown visions of vast and terrible tidal waves; psychopathic rage; the damned and deluded; furtive unanswered prayers; reckless escape; empty love; the soul-stunting horrors of war; and the kiss of the vampire.
Once witnessed, you must decide whether these visions and soundscapes were conjured by the soul of an evil djinn, or a scarred and dispassionate angel.

Listen well and make your choice carefully, as the advancement or decline of your very spirit may depend upon it!

Listen well, and I bid you Dark Dreams...