Lambchop - What Another Man SpillsWhat Another Man Spills Lambchop What Another Man Spills is a 1998 album by Lambchop. The cover art was drawn by Vic Chesnutt. The band may have successfully evolved from a sort of chamber country group into a smoky soul outfit, but Lambchop isn't likely to lose the "weird" tag any time soon. Much like it's predecessor, Thriller, What Another Man Spills is split between covers and Wagner's moody originals; the record could easily be a product of the

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and rare demos

two surviving soldiers

Anthony Braxton considers these two compositions to be his most important works

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Ran's Glitter

frequently dissonant tonal idiom justifies it's claim to the status of an 'Apocalyptic Symphony' in the context of his oeuvre

These were written especially for Mühlfeld

O' LIttle Town of Bethlehem and even Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer in the unique Fresh Aire sound of Mannheim Steamroller

Duo Korusa has worked closely with the composer Thomas Dempster

2: Four Thoughts on Marvin Gaye" tracks to the engaging "Rounds" by Brazilian film composer Marcelo Zarvos