Enjoy Your Rabbit, by Sufjan Stevens

Enjoy Your Rabbit

by Sufjan Stevens

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Immediate download of 15-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Year of the Asthmatic Cat 00:24	download
2.	Year of the Monkey 04:20	download
3.	Year of the Rat 08:22	download
4.	Year of the Ox 04:01	download
5.	Year of the Boar 03:55	download
6.	Year of the Tiger 04:24	download
7.	Year of the Snake 06:47	download
8.	Year of the Sheep 03:34	download
9.	Year of the Rooster 06:24	download
10.	Year of the Dragon 09:26	download
11.	Enjoy Your Rabbit 04:47	download
12.	Year of the Dog 04:52	download
13.	Year of the Horse 13:18	download
14.	Year of Our Lord 04:30	download
15.	Siamese Twins 00:15	download

about

Almost two years in the making, Sufjan Steven's Enjoy Your Rabbit, an album of programmatic songs for the animals of the Chinese Zodiac, is now available for your listening pleasure. Departing from the singer-songwriter format of his first Asthmatic Kitty album, A Sun Came, this collection of fourteen colorful instrumental compositions combines Sufjan's noted gift for melody with electronic sounds to create an unusually playful and human- not to mention humane- electronic experience. Great for dancing, driving, writing, cooking, painting, running, walking, and of course, eating Chinese food, Rabbit features nearly eighty minutes of music that will truly soothe the savage breast, whatever that means.

credits

released 16 April 2002
Contributors: Tom Eaton, trumpet; Mannar Wong, Chinese; Liz Janes, voice; everything else by Sufjan Stevens. Mastered by Rafter Roberts.

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Sufjan Stevens mixes autobiography, religious fantasy, and regional history to create folk songs of grand proportions. More recently, Sufjan released two albums in 2010: a generous EP (All Delighted People) and the full length The Age of Adz, a collection of songs partly inspired by the outsider artist Royal Robertson.

Sufjan currently lives in Brooklyn, NY. ... more