Jeremy Gloff
Jeremy's Wonderland
© 1997 Jeremy Gloff (634479801419) (format: CD-R)
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A heartfelt acoustic travelogue about life on the road and life on the run.
tracks
- 1 Where To Go Shalala
- 2 Cloudboy
- 3 The Joy In This
- 4 Too Much Love
- 5 Wonderland
- 6 Long Distance Running
- 7 Pretty Soft
- 8 Waves
- 9 I Wanna Sellout
- 10 Song About Stupid People
- 11 Sleeping Beauty Dreams
- 12 Transmissions (Song Of Capricorn)
- 13 Run
- 14 Home (Interlude)
- 15 These Wastelands
- 16 Bad Season
- 17 My Happy Birthday
- 18 Distance Thru Life
- 19 G.R.A.V.I.T.Y.
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From the Blog Of Jeremy Gloff:
January '97 found me in bad shape. I was in Atlanta without transportation. I didn't enjoy my job at WalMart. I struggled with establishing friendships. I was briefly interested in a boy but the relationship soured quickly. This further compromised my stability. A late night mental meltdown led me to the decision that it was best I return to New York. Thankfully a friend of mine had driven down to vacation and she let me ride back North with her.
Upon returning to Fredonia I reconciled with my family and stayed with them a bit. Then I stayed in Buffalo. Then Pittsburgh. Then Atlanta again. Then Pittsburgh. Eventually I settled in Fredonia, once again sleeping on the floor of a close friend.
During all this moving about I'd written the travelogue that became JEREMY'S WONDERLAND. I was feeling idealistic and whimsical. This was the spring of Hale-bop and I had the privilege of viewing that comet with a lot of different skylines in the background. I etched the words "live your life as free as possible" on sidewalks and benches and bus terminals and everywhere. We hosted some amazingly intense house shows.
After the thick and synthesized textures of MIDNIGHT BLOOMING and SONGS ABOUT STUPID PEOPLE I went for an earthier open-air sound on WONDERLAND. While SONGS ABOUT STUPID PEOPLE was recorded in isolation, these new songs were recorded with friends in the room and doors open. I can still hear the wheels of the 1997 highway and remember the way those summer stars bathed my face.