Difference between revisions of "JoCo Looks Back"
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| − | + | '''''JoCo Looks Back''''' is the first compilation album by [[Jonathan Coulton]]. The album contains previously released studio recordings from Coulton's first seven studio releases. | |
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| + | === Track Listing === | ||
| + | # [[Code Monkey]] | ||
| + | # [[Ikea]] | ||
| + | # [[I Feel Fantastic]] | ||
| + | # [[Mandelbrot Set]] | ||
| + | # [[Tom Cruise Crazy]] | ||
| + | # [[Shop Vac]] | ||
| + | # [[Chiron Beta Prime]] | ||
| + | # [[I'm Your Moon]] | ||
| + | # [[My Monkey]] | ||
| + | # [[Skullcrusher Mountain]] | ||
| + | # [[I Crush Everything]] | ||
| + | # [[When You Go]] | ||
| + | # [[A Talk With George]] | ||
| + | # [[You Ruined Everything]] | ||
| + | # [[Creepy Doll]] | ||
| + | # [[Mr. Fancy Pants]] | ||
| + | # [[Baby Got Back]] | ||
| + | # [[First of May]] | ||
| + | # [[Re: Your Brains]] | ||
| + | # [[The Future Soon]] | ||
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In 2009 [http://www.clearbits.net Clearbits] put online the [http://www.clearbits.net/torrents/383-joco-looks-back---album-and-source-audio contents] of the Creative Commons flash drive. It is a legal download that includes the JoCo Looks Back album art, all of the final song files and the original source tracks. | In 2009 [http://www.clearbits.net Clearbits] put online the [http://www.clearbits.net/torrents/383-joco-looks-back---album-and-source-audio contents] of the Creative Commons flash drive. It is a legal download that includes the JoCo Looks Back album art, all of the final song files and the original source tracks. | ||
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| + | In 2014 His Henchman uploaded the original source files to the [https://archive.org/details/JonathanCoultonJoCoLooksBackSourceTracks Internet Archive]. This is also a legal download. | ||
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| Artist: | Jonathan Coulton | |
| Tracks: | 20 | |
| Release date: | October 22, 2008 | |
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JoCo Looks Back is the first compilation album by Jonathan Coulton. The album contains previously released studio recordings from Coulton's first seven studio releases.
Track Listing
- Code Monkey
- Ikea
- I Feel Fantastic
- Mandelbrot Set
- Tom Cruise Crazy
- Shop Vac
- Chiron Beta Prime
- I'm Your Moon
- My Monkey
- Skullcrusher Mountain
- I Crush Everything
- When You Go
- A Talk With George
- You Ruined Everything
- Creepy Doll
- Mr. Fancy Pants
- Baby Got Back
- First of May
- Re: Your Brains
- The Future Soon
Background
- While preparing this CD for release, Jonathan discovered that all previous releases of Code Monkey had been accidentally exported in mono. This album features the first stereo mix of the song.
- All other songs on the CD are the same as on previous releases.
Availability
Though not yet linked from JonathanCoulton.com, the "JoCo Looks Back" CD is available from CD Baby and Amazon.com as well as at live appearances.
On November 17, 2008 Creative Commons announced that a special edition of JoCo Looks Back on a 1GB USB drive was available as a premium gift for those who donated $50 or more to their annual fundraising campaign before December 31, 2008. The USB drive contained the original source tracks to all of the included songs, in addition to the song files themselves and the album artwork. The CD was not sold through other outlets for the duration of this promotion.
In 2009 Clearbits put online the contents of the Creative Commons flash drive. It is a legal download that includes the JoCo Looks Back album art, all of the final song files and the original source tracks.
In 2014 His Henchman uploaded the original source files to the Internet Archive. This is also a legal download.
