The World and Everything in It

Editorial Reviews
Album Description
Here's some interesting facts about "The World & Everything In It." Eschewing limited time in a stuffy studio, the band set up their own in a basement and spent months writing and demo'ing the songs that make up their new album. Roman Kuebler produced, arranged and directed the affair, pulling from Baltimore's greatest talents to add back up vocals, keyboards and lend gear. His neighbor J. Robbins (Jets To Brazil, Promise Ring, Maritime) joined The Oranges Band to mix the albums final eleven songs. What can we say about the music itself? It's fiercely original, it lumbers lurches and rumbles with driving rhythms, soft and personal vocals, and epic portioned guitars. Yet, it's fragile and strange, layered with unusual sounds below the hooks and choruses. "The World & Everything In It" is the kind of album that rewards discovery, and then complete and continued listenings. The Oranges Band may not be seen wearing the coolest coats on the cover of a magazine but their music is a private treasure and they're likely playing at the bar down the road from your house right now. Discover The Oranges Band.

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  2. Trampin'
  3. Underachievers Please Try Harder [Enhanced]
  4. Warmer Corners
  5. Whatever [CD-single] [Import]
  6. Whip It On
  7. Wild Birds 1985-1995: The Best of the Beggars Banquet Years
  8. You are the Quarry (Jewel Case)
  9. 1969: Velvet Underground Live, Vol. 2 [Live]
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Janacek - Chamber Works / Hoffman · Rudy · Amoyal · Mackerras

Keys to the Heart [Import]

Meets the Rhythm Section

Mama Drama [Explicit Lyrics]

Shostakovich: Violin Concertos Nos. 1 & 2

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