Asphalt Orchestra Plays Pixies: Surfer Rosa

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Label
Cantaloupe Music
Release Date
November 18, 2014
Format
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      THOMPSON DEAL
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Asphalt Orchestra
    • PERFORMER
      ASPHALT ORCHESTRA
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      November 18, 2014
    • UPC
      713746310325
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CA21103
    • LABEL
      Cantaloupe Music
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. Bone Machine

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    2. Break My Body

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    3. Something Against You

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    4. Broken Face

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    5. Gigantic

      Composer: Kim Deal

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    6. River Euphrates

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    7. Where Is My Mind?

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    8. Cactus

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    9. Tony's Theme

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    10. Oh My Golly!

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    11. Vamos

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    12. Chorale - I'm Amazed

      Composer: Jen Baker, Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra

    13. Brick Is Red

      Composer: Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV

      Ensemble: Asphalt Orchestra


When it comes to seminal alternative rock albums, Pixies’ 1988 debut Surfer Rosa qualifies as a true game-changer. + With strong production and even stronger songs, the album tore a rift in the rock ‘n roll continuum, influencing everyone from Kurt Cobain to Radiohead. + That influence remains as steadfast as ever among the feverish minds behind Asphalt Orchestra, the 12-piece New York-based marching band with an eclectic ear for new music, unpredictable repertoire and boundary-blurring arrangements. + AOPP remains true to the punkish attitude of the original.