A Casualty Too Serious To Afford

by Jetenderpaul

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1.	We Already Leapt That Fence 02:27	buy track
2.	The Fotheroy Institute's Living Lecture Series 02:07	buy track
3.	I've Got Ears to Eavesdrop 01:31	buy track
4.	Another Reason Ehrhorn Should Quit His Job 00:35	buy track
5.	Reading the Other Person's Cues 02:25	buy track
6.	A Brief Epistemological Crisis (Circa 1952) 00:28	buy track

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7" released by Burnt Toast Vinyl in the US and Hype City Records in Norway

Arising from the great plains in the Summer of 1996, Jetenderpaul still produces savvy, eccentric pop. The boys now follow up their 2000 full-length, The Modal Lines, with an exquisite seven inch. A Casualty too Serious to Afford is chock-full of the finest whines and melodies available to humanity. The 6 songs on this record range from revved-up psych to rustic pop. Upon each hearing the listener will discover fantastic little vistas and strange new turns of musical phrasing. On A Casualty, Jetenderpaul offers the best of intimacy and grandeur--bedroom rock with stadium-like visions. Fans of inspired, thought-provoking, slightly obscure rock will find much to praise herein.

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released March 1, 2002

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