Frankie Sparo - Welcome Crummy Mystics Album

Tracklist

1	This Lie
2	Sleds To Moderne
3	My Sistr
4	Akzidenz Grotesk
5	Back On Speed
6	Caméra
7	Bright Angel Park
8	City As Might Have Been
9	Hospitalville

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CST 023-2	Frankie Sparo	Welcome Crummy Mystics ‎(CD, Album)	Constellation	CST 023-2	Canada	2003
CST023-1	Frankie Sparo	Welcome Crummy Mystics ‎(LP)	Constellation	CST023-1	Canada	2003

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Album 2002 9 Songs. Welcome Crummy Mystics Frankie Sparo. Альбом 2002 Песен: 9. First there was My Red Scare, a spare tangle of obscuro indie folk with Frankie Sparo's voice and guitar as its principal guides. Then there was Arena Hostile, which was like the squelchy HAM radio version of the same album, discovered late at night like a numbers station with heart. Listen free to Frankie Sparo Welcome Crummy Mystics Hospitalville, Sleds To Moderne and more. 9 tracks 36:56. Frankie Sparo is the pseudonym of Chad Jones, a singersongwriter from Victoria, British Columbia now based in Montreal. He released an album and EP in 2000 as a solo artist before enlistin read more. He released an album and EP in 2000 as a solo artist before enlisting Nadia Moss for the recording of his second, read more. Welcome Crummy Mystics. Frankie Sparo. Arena Hostile. My Red Scare. Frankie Sparo - 09 - This Lie - Album: Welcome Crummy Mystics. The Night That We Stayed Crummy Mystics is a music album by Frankie Sparo released in 2003. Welcome Crummy Mystics is ranked 14,735th in the overall chart, 3,123rd in the 2000s, and 329th in the year 2003. Time left: 1d 21h 27m 28s Ships to: Worldwide. Frankie Sparo - Welcome Crummy Mystics Condition: Brand New. Time left: 2d 23h 45m 16s Ships to: Worldwide. Sparo was the pseudonym of Chad Jones, a singersongwriter from Victoria, British Columbia was later based in Montreal, Quebec, where he released two albums and an EP on Constellation Records. Jones played in a band called M Blanket in Victoria. By 2000 he had moved to Montreal. That year, under the stage name Frankie Sparo, he released his first album, My Red Scare, accompanying his slow songs and gruff voice with guitar. He continued to perform in Montreal, and a second album, Arena Hostile. Or consider a donation