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The Wind That Blows the Robot's Arms

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Download links and information about The Wind That Blows the Robot's Arms by Yea Big. This album was released in 2006 and it belongs to Ambient, Electronica, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Jazz genres. It contains 25 tracks with total duration of 49:49 minutes.

Artist: Yea Big
Release date: 2006
Genre: Ambient, Electronica, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Jazz
Tracks: 25
Duration: 49:49
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Wind That Blows the Robot's Arms 0:21
2. Please Die, and Leave Me Alone 2:40
3. Or Just Leave Me Alone 0:12
4. Exaggeration Run Amuck 2:02
5. My Principles Far Outweigh My Common Sense 1:19
6. Look for and Remove Any Foreign Objects 0:08
7. Manufacturing Morals 2:15
8. Touch You or Touch Them 2:34
9. Nice People Are Those Who Have Nasty Minds, Pt. 1 3:33
10. The Same Stupid S**t, Only Faster 0:25
11. Nice People Are Those Who Have Nasty Minds, Pt. 2 0:48
12. First Meal 1:56
13. But We Will Try Nonetheless 2:34
14. Euphoric State of Panic 1:20
15. Neurosis of the Giver 3:31
16. Floccinaucinihilipilification 2:36
17. It Will Be Tasteful 3:52
18. Elegant as F**k 1 2:40
19. Elegant as F**k 2 1:48
20. Elegant as F**k 3 2:42
21. Increaseth Wisdom Increaseth Sorrow 5:19
22. Perverse Display of Friendship 1:57
23. Pleasure in Contemplating Wailing and Gnashing of Teeth 2:10
24. Bruce, You Have to Recognize 0:41
25. You Scared Me into Loving You 0:26

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An experimental solo project by producer/mixer Stefen Robinson, Yea Big's The Wind That Blows the Robot's Arms is chopped-up micro-glitch electronica, stringing together brief bursts of keyboards, beats, and found-sound samples edited within an inch of their lives, occasionally topped with vocal parts that sound like they were recorded with Robinson's finger on the fast-forward button. Though some of the briefer tracks are basically full-on electronic noise, Robinson cleverly underpins most of the album with just enough of a backbeat to keep the listener pleasantly off-kilter: that the album is almost, but not quite, danceable is a big part of its maddening charm, especially on the nearly normal "Floccinaucinihilipilification." Robinson also manages a surprising amount of textural variety, even introducing a heavily processed acoustic guitar sound in the excellently titled "Nice People Are Those Who Have Nasty Minds." For glitch and noise fans only, but that audience should love this.