Paul the Record, by a.P.A.t.T.

Paul the Record

by a.P.A.t.T.

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Full Digital Discography

15

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Great Attractor, Solipsism, Cigarettes & Margarine, The Essential Now That's What I Call an a.P.A.t.T. Christmas Vol 1, http://www.apattuntitledmixexclusivethankyou.com, Fun With Music, Just Because, Ogadimma, and 7 more. , and , .

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Limited 12" RED Vinyl
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
12" Vinyl version pressed on fantastic RED vinyl. SPLIT album with the B side housing the sound of other Upset the Rhythm dudestars "Peepholes"

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	1.	The Village Idiot 03:03
	2.	Candlelight 02:30
	3.	10 Downing Street 01:00
	4.	Taxi Driver 01:56
	5.	I Fucking Hate Tamla Motown 01:30
	6.	Everybody's Talkin 02:46
	7.	De do dah (whilst yawning) 02:28
	8.	Maggot Fairy 02:23

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Here is the spiel from Upset The Rhythm...

"a.P.A.t.T. share this 12" circle of vinyl with Peepholes, courtesy of Upset The Rhythm's 'Split' series. They manage to defy time somehow and cram 8 songs onto their side, also known as 'Paul The Record'.

"With opener 'The Village Idiot', a.P.A.t.T. achieve a highpoint in their career so far - it's a perfectly scored absurdest piece for clarinet, piano, guitar and drums, bursting with energy and enough invention to make Patton and Zappa double take. It's a tour DE force, with a.P.A.t.T. firing on all weird cylinders.

The rest of the album lives up to its illustrious beginning, taking in schmaltz, Devo punk, a diatribe against Tamla Motown and a classy rock out in aid of the 'Maggot Fairy'. It's the end or the distant future of music and one day the whole world will appreciate the truly labyrinthine appeal of a.P.A.t.T.'s approach to music."