Phoenix Goes Crazy

by Valerie Kuehne

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Phoenix Goes Crazy is composed of B-sides, rarities, and a previously unreleased group improvisation. Furthermore, this album pays homage to my darling cat, Phoenix, who passed away June 2012. She and I would play a game called "go crazy", where she would hop on my bed and wait for me to manhandle and ruffle her, making her crazed. She would hop off the bed and stand next to me, waiting for me to throw her on the bed, starting the process over.

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released 23 November 2012
MONEY: song - Valerie Kuehne, Peter Pincosy. cello, vocals - Valerie Kuehne. Violin - Natalia Steinbach, Jeffrey Young. Accordion - Jonathan Wood Vincent. Bass - Sean Ali.

PILLS: song, cello, vocals - Valerie Kuehne. Drums - Michael Daily.

BILLY AND THE CLOWN: narration - Valerie Kuehne. Percussion - Loop B. Vocals - Paul Pinto. Guitar - Brett Zweiman.

TACO BELL - song, cello, vocals - Valerie Kuehne.

LONG, LONG SLEEP: song, cello, vocals - Valerie Kuehne. piano, vocals - Ian M. Colletti.

THE LAST SUPPER: vocals - Valerie Kuehne, Brett Zweiman, Loop B, Jeffrey Young, Sean Ali, Natalia Steinbach, Paul Pinto, Nathaniel Morgan, Jonathan Wood Vincent

Tracks 1, 3, 4, 6 recorded by Brad Henkel at Buckminster Palace, Brooklyn, NY
Track 2 recorded by Tony Goddess at Bang A Song Studios, in Gloucester, MA
Track 5 recorded by Ian M. Colletti at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn, NY

Mastered by Phoenix.

Album Artwork by Aaron White, Worcester, MA. www.saint-devil.com

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Dream Zoo is a spoof on Classical Lieder of the early 20th century. This is Avant Garde storytelling, wherein genre playfully and impressively breaks down. Rock, jazz, and folk idioms are evoked and altogether laced with conceptualized improvisation. Ms. Kuehne's style has been compared to Harry Partch and PDQ Bach, although she prefers to describe experience in general as uncategorizable. ... more

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