What happened to Chris Knox ? (2) >>> fiku-miku brings the noise — Vol.22 Noizy Land : The Brain that Wouldn’t Die (Part 1)

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01 Toy Love –  Pull Down The Shades (from « Cuts »)

02 Tall Dwarfs – Dog (from « Dogma ep »)

03 Chris Knox – Meat (from « Seizure »)

04 Tall Dwarfs –  Neusyland (from « 3 eps »)

05 Tall Dwarfs – Crush (from  » Flying Nun 25th Anniversary Box set »)

06 Tall Dwarfs – The Brain that Wouldn’t Die (from « Hello Cruel World »)

07 Tall Dwarfs – Boys (from « Fork Songs »)

08 Chris Knox – Honey Stung Paws (from « Gum ep »)

09 Chris Knox – Osmosis (from « Polyfoto, Duck Shaped Pain »)

10 Chris Knox – Young Female Caucasian (from « Songs Of You & Me »)

11 Lambchop – What Goes Up (from « V/A – Stroke. Songs of Chris Knox ») *

12 Yo La Tengo – Coloured (from « V/A – Stroke. Songs of Chris Knox ») *

13 Lou Barlow – Song Of The Tall Poppy (from « V/A – Stroke. Songs of Chris Knox ») *

14 It’s A Musical – All My Hollowness To You (from « V/A – Not Given Lightly »)

15 The Nothing – In My Heart (from « A Warm Gun »)

16 Jeff Mangum feat. Chris Knox – Mother (Live at King’s Arms, Auckland, New Zealand, Feb. 4, 2001) **

Download @ http://rapidshare.com/files/351356372/fiku-miku_brings_the_noise_Vol_22_-_The_Brain_That_Wouldn_t_Die__NZ_-_Part_1_.zip

(*) extraits d’un double CD de reprises 2010 (a priori dispensable mais cela permet de financer les frais médicaux de Chris Knox)

(**) la toute dernière apparition live de Jeff Mangum aka Neutral Milk Hotel

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2 Responses to “What happened to Chris Knox ? (2) >>> fiku-miku brings the noise — Vol.22 Noizy Land : The Brain that Wouldn’t Die (Part 1)”

  1. Andrew dit :
    30.10.2011 à 10:41

    What happened was that Chris Knox had a stroke. Last I heard he couldn’t talk much and was having trouble with siezures.

    Listen to his music, but consider contributing to his recovery by actually buying some of his music?

    There’s an album for that purpose on sale at http://chrisknox.co.nz, put together by other artists singing his songs. The site also has roy’s blog, which gives occasional updates on Chris’s progress.