Discover Atlantass (2012), by Talibam! & Sam Kulik

Discover Atlantass (2012)

by Talibam! & Sam Kulik

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1.	Intro (Prelude To A Pillow) 01:12	buy track
2.	The Great Preamble 01:50	buy track
3.	Sticky Situation 04:38	buy track
4.	Welcome To Atlantis 02:21	buy track
5.	Squeeze My Nuts In The Barnyard 04:09	buy track
6.	Stinge's Sting 04:08	buy track
7.	Dr. Brown Goes Down/Farker's Fortune 04:31	buy track
8.	Evil Queen Magoo 03:03	buy track
9.	Mr. Johnson's Blowhole 04:26	buy track
10.	Old Man Ocean 03:50	buy track
11.	Naughty Tonight 02:52	buy track
12.	Sluts On The Planet 16:01	buy track
13.	Turn Your Dick Off When You're Done With It 02:40	buy track
14.	The Tragedy Of Baby Seal No Rio 05:41	buy track
15.	Journey To The LMcC 03:58	buy track
16.	AtlantASS 02:15	buy track
17.	I Am The Pillow 03:14	buy track
18.	Stinge The German Mermaid 02:35	buy track
19.	Franklin And His Pillow 04:34	buy track

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When it was released by Belly Kids (London) in 2012, "Discover AtlantASS" marked not only Talibam!'s 25th recorded release since 2005, but also Talibam!'s first foray into an operatic radio play, and their first record to be released alongside an exquisitely illustrated 32-page limited-edition comic book (which featured Illustrations by James Clapham).

Discover Atlantass tells the story of a young teen named Franklin who gets abducted to the undersea world of Atlantis by a laid-back jazz fish revolutionary named Stinge. Together, they are ready to combat a disastrous oil spill which has nearly eradicated the vibrant community of poets, musicians, artists and fornicators who inhabit the undersea paradise.

Contact Belly Kids to see if they have any comic books left: www.bellykids.co.uk

credits

released April 5, 2016

Drums, Piano [Roland SPDS], Vocals – Kevin Shea
Synthesizer, Vocals – Matt Mottel
Trombone, Guitar, Bass, Banjo, Ukulele, Vocals, Effects – Sam Kulik
Words/Music/Recording by Sam Kulik & Talibam!
Mixed/Mastered by Sam Kulik at Ze Boocherie.
Recorded at Spermerang Studios, Ze Boocherie, Issue Project Room, 14 Wall Street & Taranto, Italy.

Photography By, Design [Album Design] – Nathan Kuruma
Production Manager [Assistant] – Lisa Puzak
Illustration [Comic Book] –
Published By – Belly Kids

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Dadaist provocateurs with an innate love for the history of music. Talibam! is Matt Mottel and Kevin Shea.

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