Storefront Hitchcock: Music From The Jonathan Demme Picture [Soundtrack]

Storefront Hitchcock: Music From The Jonathan Demme Picture [Soundtrack]

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The soundtrack to the Jonathan Demme full-length documentary film of the same name, Storefront Hitchcock demonstrates that Robyn Hitchcock's psychedelic folk music is as multifaceted when presented live, solo, and acoustic as it often is with studio elaboration. Hitchcock's Lennon-, Barrett-, and Byrds-influenced songs--a dozen showcased here, both old and new--are dense with off-kilter imagery, humor, and warmth; his guitar playing is strikingly nimble and inventive; and his between-song raps never cease to blow the mind ("I like to imagine a church full of carcasses," begins one such soliloquy). In other words, nothing more is necessary to make Storefront Hitchcock the lively, graceful, and twisted experience it is. --Neal Weiss --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

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When your head is a planet, stardom casts a weak light. Robyn spins on his own axis. Get in orbit. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

Storefront Hitchcock: Music From The Jonathan Demme Picture [Soundtrack]

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Storefront Hitchcock: Music From The Jonathan Demme Picture [Soundtrack]

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