Lesley's Piano, by Postgoodism

Lesley's Piano

by Postgoodism

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1.	Summit 01:33	buy track
2.	Hush 04:03	buy track
3.	Lost Boys 04:16	buy track
4.	The Ocho 03:25	buy track
5.	Knot 02:47	buy track
6.	Our Dance 04:03	buy track
7.	Try 05:13	buy track
8.	Sweet Beyond 04:02	buy track

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My contribution to the 2007 edition of National Solo Album Month. It was written, performed, recorded and produced entirely within the month of November, 2007. This serves equally well as both an explanation of and an apology for the results.

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released December 1, 2007

Tracks 1-8 written and performed by Cort.
Vocal sample in Track 1 by David Simpson.
Vocal sample in Track 6 from "System Shock 2" by Looking Glass Games.
Please don't sue me.

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Postgoodism Los Angeles, California

The Postgoodism Movement was founded by Cort Stratton, who works by day as a graphics programmer at a video game studio in Los Angeles that you've totally heard of. It seeks to challenge the traditionally prevalent notion that works of art should have redeeming qualities such as social relevance, deeper meaning, innovative craftsmanship, or beauty. ... more

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