Spoon - Kill The Moonlight (20th Anniversary Limited Edition White Vinyl)
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Limited white colored vinyl LP pressing. Kill the Moonlight is the fourth album by Spoon, originally released in 2002. The album features a stripped-down, minimal sound that incorporates various different instruments such as tambourines and pianos along with an idiosyncratic production style. The album has gone on to receive critical acclaim with it's lead single "The Way We Get By" being used in various television shows, and is regarded as Spoon's magnum opus.
“One of the greatest American rock bands of all time.” — Time
“The greatest rock band of the 21st century.” — The Ringer
One of the most consistently excellent bands.” — Stereogum
“Couldn’t make a bad record if they tried.” — Entertainment Weekly
“One of the most astoundingly consistent discographies in the last 20 years of rock music.” — The FADER
“Meticulously choppy and frequently free of inherent genre boundaries, [Kill The Moonlight] is an askew masterpiece of brains, brawn, heart, and soul.” — PopMatters
“One of the greatest American rock bands of all time.” — Time
“The greatest rock band of the 21st century.” — The Ringer
One of the most consistently excellent bands.” — Stereogum
“Couldn’t make a bad record if they tried.” — Entertainment Weekly
“One of the most astoundingly consistent discographies in the last 20 years of rock music.” — The FADER
“Meticulously choppy and frequently free of inherent genre boundaries, [Kill The Moonlight] is an askew masterpiece of brains, brawn, heart, and soul.” — PopMatters
| A1 | Small Stakes | ||
| A2 | The Way We Get By | ||
| A3 | Something To Look Forward To |
| A4 | Stay Don't Go | ||
| A5 | Jonathon Fisk | ||
| A6 | Paper Tiger | ||
| B1 | Someone Something | ||
| B2 | Don't Let It Get You Down | ||
| B3 | All The Pretty Girls Go To The City | ||
| B4 | You Gotta Feel It | ||
| B5 | Back To The Life | ||
| B6 | Vittorio E. |