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I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning by Bright Eyes (Record, 2016)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelSaddle Creek, Sdle

UPC0648401023718

eBay Product ID (ePID)15046064973

Product Key Features

Release Year2016

FormatRecord

GenreRock

ArtistBright Eyes

Release TitleI'm Wide Awake, It's Morning

Dimensions

Item Height0.17 in

Item Weight0.73 lb

Item Length12.34 in

Item Width10.74 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks10

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

TracksAt the Bottom of Everything, We Are Nowhere and It's Now, Old Soul Song (For the New World Order), Lua, Train Under Water, First Day of My Life, Another Travelin' Song, Land Locked Blues, Poison Oak, Road to Joy

Number of Discs1

NotesIf Wide Awake... was "the New York City album", then Cassadaga is "the America album", in which Oberst diaries his travels around the country and articulates his sense of history in the landscape. Should you have looked, you'd have found the band tucked away in various studios around the country. Recording for the first time outside of the Lincoln, NE studio belonging to Mogis, the Bright Eyes cast of players were busy in studios in Portland, OR, New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles. Cassadaga itself, a community for psychics in central Florida, crops up throughout the album, known as a place visited in order to "commune with the dead". The wandering spirit is crystalized in "I Must Belong Somewhere" a song which was already a staple of live shows by the end of the 2005. "Hot Knives" is particularly spirited, bringing to mind the true energy of a Bright Eyes show. Likewise, "Soul Singer In A Session Band" - a rousing paean to an oxymoronic profession - enlists all of the elements which make the Bright Eyes live band such a euphoric experience. "Make A Plan To Plan To Love Me" is Bright Eyes at their most playful; a straight-up love song, replete with girl group vocals and Burt Bacharach strings. Oberst, the fumbling guitarist whose impassioned prose tumbles out under stark stage spotlights, is still recognizable in every track, but the songs are rich with elaborate production, cinema-sized orchestration and, at times, sprawling, almost psychedelic, atmospherics.