Person Pitch [2LP] by Panda Bear Vinyl, Animal Collective. Brand New.
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 PANDA BEAR - PERSON PITCH.  BRAND NEW, UNOPENED. OUT OF PRINT.

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Album Features UPC: 677517101416 Artist: Panda Bear Format: Vinyl Release Year: 2007 Record Label: EMI Music Distribution Genre: Post Rock, Rock & Pop
Details Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: DDD
Album Notes
On 2007's PERSONAL PITCH, Animal Collective's Panda Bear (aka Noah Lennox) ambles out on his own once again with an album that includes a number of tracks from his 2005-07 singles and EPs. Influenced in part by married bliss, new fatherhood, and a move to Lisbon, Portugal, this bright, buoyant album was recorded largely with samplers, creating a highly textured sound that cements Lennox's status as the Brian Wilson of the freak-folk set. (In fact, his vocal similarities to Wilson are remarkable, as evinced on the percussive opener "Comfy in Nautica.")
Anchoring the record are two extended tracks that each break the 12-minute mark--"Bros," a mesmerizing, echo-laden number that gives way to a toy-monkey-like beat and energetic acoustic-guitar strumming, and "Good Girls/Carrots," an electronics-oriented mini-suite. While Lennox's ambition here sometimes threatens to eclipse the proceedings, he lines the album with enough melodic twists and turns to keep things fascinating, resulting in a truly impressive collection that transcends its bedroom-recording origins.

Editorial Reviews
4 stars out of 5 -- PERSON PITCH is hallmarked by Noah Lennox's yearning, ozone-rich vocal melodies which inevitably recall The Beach Boys...
Mojo

Ranked #3 in The Wire's Top Ten Records of the Year 2007 -- Honeyed vocal harmonies were layered over warm instrumental loops, with covert sampled snippets ranging from Scott Walker to Kraftwerk.
The Wire

PERSON PITCH is as intensely invigorating an experience as Animal Collective at their best, evoking that childish state of half-terror, half-wonder as the world towers overhead.
The Wire

4 stars out of 5 -- PERSON PITCH seems to be bathed in a holy aura and illuminated by a warm light that was last used by the Beach Boys during their late-'60s/early-'70s era of studio exploration.
Alternative Press

4 stars out of 5 -- Melding folk, electronica and pop like a spoon-bending mystic, Noah Lennox's third album as Panda Bear is an intriguing act of musical ESP.
Q

The result, filtered through a playful, avant-garde sieve, is a lovely trippy kaleidoscope of sound. -- Grade: A-
Entertainment Weekly

3 stars out of 5 -- [T]he constant flourishes enhance, rather than obscure, the disc's plentiful catchy bits, giving PERSON PITCH a resonant, off-kilter charm.
Spin





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