Tim Burgess - Typical Music [2LP] | RECORD STORE DAY
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1. Here Comes The Weekend
2. Curiosity
3. Time That We Call Time
4. Flamingo
5. Revenge Through Art
6. Kinectic Connection
7. Typical Music
8. Take Me With You
9. After This
10. The Centre of Me (Is a Symphony of You)
11. When I See You
12. Magic Rising
13. Tender Hooks
14. L.O.S.T Lost / Will You Take A Look At My Hand Please
15. A Bloody Nose
16. In May
17. Slacker (Than I've Ever Been)
18. View From Above
19. A Quarter to Eight
20. Sooner Than Yesterday
21. Sure Enough
22. What's Meant For You Won't Pass By You

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Tim Burgess is an English musician, singer-songwriter and record label owner, best known as the lead singer of the alternative rock band the Charlatans. While in The Charlatans, Tim's indefatigable energy has been a consistent fuel for the band across thirteen high-charting albums, and his solo adventure has been no less extraordinary, scaling new heights in 2020 with his fifth solo album, I Love The New Sky followed by the Ascent of the Ascended EP in 2021. Typical Music is a 22-track blockbuster set of songs that are as expansive and diverse as they are rich, as fun as they are funky and that embrace heartache and love. They run the gamut, from ABBA (in the shape of guest vocalist Pearl Charles) to Zappa (free-form studio experimentation). Tim continues to host his infamous #TimsTwitterListeningParty, having drawn in members of bands such as Iron Maiden, Culture Club, Tears for Fears, Japan, the Smiths, the Go-Go's and New Order.

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