Regina Spektor - What We Saw from the Cheap Seats - Translucent Red Vinyl Record
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What We Saw From The Cheap Seats is Regina Spektor's most playful album and the one that best captures what her live shows feel like. Released in 2012, it revisits songs she had performed for years without recording, which gives the material a road tested confidence. All The Rowboats is her heaviest production to date, built on a drum sound like a slammed piano lid, while Don't Leave Me (Ne Me Quitte Pas) is pure joy and Firewood is quietly devastating. She uses her voice percussively throughout, hiccuping and stuttering in ways nobody else attempts. Producer Mike Elizondo keeps the arrangements warm and uncluttered. This translucent red vinyl pressing suits a record that is more about texture and personality than polish.
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