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Barak Moffitt : Consumers All
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Remove the bubble gum wrapping from the Flaming Lips, add the social conviction of Pink Floyd's Final Cut, and spice the journey with some Elfman a-la Edward Scissorhands, and you've got the key ingredients to Barak Moffitt's Consumers All
Genre: Rock: Psychedelic
Release Date: 2002
Consumers All Record Label: Infinite Monopoly Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
I Dream of the Lizard People 6:04 $0.99
Of America (reprise) 1:58 $0.99
When Did I Miss the Boat? 4:37 $0.99
Waking Up to Yourself in America, Part 1 0:56 $0.99
Waking Up to Yourself in America, Part 2 4:01 $0.99
Birdie 6:41 $0.99
Secret Interlude For Reptiles Seeking Allies, Part 1 6:26 $0.99
Consumers All 8:20 $0.99
Birdie (reprise) 2:37 $0.99
Texaco 7:41 $0.99
Secret Interlude For Reptiles Seeking Allies, Part 2 5:13 $0.99
Of America 2:17 $0.99
America Never Weeps 2:58 $0.99
Baptized By Fire 2:59 $0.99
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Album Notes

Infinite Monopoly Records releases CONSUMERS ALL:

"a genre-bending album that is well worth taking a close listen to, that is if you like jazz, classical, classic rock, dreampop, blues, adbusters, whatever you get my point, it covers a lot of ground." -www.Radiovista.ca

"To put it simply, it is a work of art, and should fit in your CD case somewhere between your most avant-garde jazz and your Pink Floyd."

"More cinematic a la Fellini's City of Women than background music , the instrumentals are as complex and rich as Phillip Glass, but with the drive of funk."

"If you enjoy music that is cutting edge, experimental, and
. . . profound, consume this one. "

"A great discovery...busy, clever, thick and ever-changing . . . Squarepusher meets Tesch with a dose of Capitol K and lots of classical/strings to give it a soundtrackish vibe. Some of it is very liquid, creepy and mysterious. Beautifully flowing and captivating, all in all."

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REVIEWS

awesome
author: Jason Scott
This CD compiles great instrumentation, innovative music, and evocative lyric writing. I love it.
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Soundtrack for the new millenium
author: Steve
It's amazing, contemplative, evocative, at times disturbing and all together a total experience. A soundtrack for the next new millenium (3000+) and any sequel to "BladeRunner."
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This is a potent blend of funk, cinematic moods and driving bass .
author: Alyssa McBride
Consumer's All is the tale of the sunny happy American dream turned sour by our blind devotion to consumerism. More cinematic a la Fellini's City of Women than background music , the instrumentals are as complex and rich as Phillip Glass, but with the drive of funk. The lyrical humor is dry and lightly self-mocking, for Barak Moffitt is clearly a disapointed and idealistic American who invites his listeners to question our commitment to shopping. "Texaco" clearly implicates all of us American Citizens in the crimes of the corporate world while Baptized by Fire echoes of hope and a chance of redemption for our frayed nation in spite of our self betrayal.
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4 Stars.
author: James
This CD is worth 4 stars as far as I’m concerned. I only give 4 or 5 stars. When I was young my mother said that if you do NOT have anything good to say then don’t say nothing at all. So, if I buy a CD and I am sorry I did that…my response is to not rate it at all. If I am glad I got it I give it 4 stars. If I am overjoyed that I bought that CD it gets 5 stars.
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