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Mugison - Mugimama! Is This Monkeymusic?

Musician: Mugison
Album title: Mugimama! Is This Monkeymusic?
Style: Folk Rock, Acoustic, Lo-Fi, Ethereal, Indie Rock
Released: 2005
Country: Iceland
Size MP3 version: 1584 mb
Size APE version: 1202 mb
Size WMA version: 1573 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 275
Format: MP4 XM DMF FLAC AIFF TTA APE
Genre: Electronic / Rock

Mugison - Mugimama! Is This Monkeymusic? mp3 album

Mugison Folk Rock Acoustic Lo-Fi Ethereal Indie Rock 2005 Iceland

Tracklist

1	I Want You	3:54
2	The Chicken Song	3:04
3	Never Give Up	0:49
4	2 Birds	5:07
5	What I Would Say In Your Funeral	3:53
6	Sad As A Truck	3:16
7	Swing Ding	0:28
8	I'd Ask	2:47
9	Murr Murr	2:52
10	Salt	3:50
11	Hold On 2 Happyness	4:30
12	Afi Minn (My Grandpa)	9:06

Notes

Track 12 ends at 1:00, and a hidden track begins at 3:42.

Interior liner notes feature the cover of the UK release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 6 89230 00692 3

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
12T011	Mugison	Mugimama Is This Monkey Music? ‎(CD, Ove)	12 Tónar	12T011	Iceland	2004
MUG 003	Mugison	Mugimama - Is This Monkey Music? ‎(CD, RE)	Mugiboogie	MUG 003	Iceland	2007
AC18CD	Mugison	Mugimama Is This Monkey Music? ‎(CD, Album, Ove)	Accidental	AC18CD	UK	2005
AC18PROMOCD	Mugison	Mugimama Is This Monkey Music? ‎(CD, Promo, Pap)	Accidental	AC18PROMOCD	UK	2005
AC18DVD	Mugison	Mugimama Is This Monkey Music? ‎(DVD, Album)	Accidental	AC18DVD	Iceland	2005

Gavidor

Mugison's unique blend of indie folk and electronica comes to the fore on MUGIMAMA! IS THIS MONKEYMUSIC? "I Want You" has all the ache of a psychedelic ballad, whereas "The Chicken Song" take a more mysterious route with its piano chords and bizarre chicken-based lyrics. The acoustic, touching "2 Birds" takes a simpler route, as does the twangy "What I Would Say In Your Funeral." But if that's too normal for you, the random conglomeration of rock, hip-hop and funk of "Sad As A Truck" shakes things up right up. Luckily "I'd Ask" brings us back to the singer-songwriter vein, while "Murr Murr" has a blues-rock strum to it. "Salt" has a storybook grace to it, while "Afi Minn" closes the album with a harmonica frenzy which leads into a hidden track of ambient sounds from the studio. A pleasant and eclectic work.