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The Aftermath is a collection of unreleased songs. [[JoCo]] released the tracks to his website as they were completed. In addition, some of the first tracks were streamed live as part of the [[JoCo in a Bubble]] project. | The Aftermath is a collection of unreleased songs. [[JoCo]] released the tracks to his website as they were completed. In addition, some of the first tracks were streamed live as part of the [[JoCo in a Bubble]] project. | ||
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| + | The individual tracks are available on the website, but as the album is not completed, there is no CD available. | ||
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| + | The existing tracks were included in the 2GB Flash Drive that went on sale at the Penny Arcade Expo 2009. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:28, 24 February 2012
| The Aftermath | |
| Artist: | Jonathan Coulton |
| Tracks: | 10 (to date) |
| Release date: | none |
The Aftermath is an umbrella term for unreleased songs recorded by Jonathan Coulton after Thing a Week and before Artificial Heart.
Track Listing[edit]
- Octopus
- Re Vos Cerveaux
- My Beige Bear
- Lady Aberlin's Muumuu
- Washy Ad Jeffy
- Monkey Shines *
- Big Dick Farts a Polka *
- Space Doggity *
- Always the Moon *
- Blue Sunny Day
(* Indicates these tracks were originally from the Masters of Song Fu collection, but are also added to The Aftermath.)
Background[edit]
The Aftermath is a collection of unreleased songs. JoCo released the tracks to his website as they were completed. In addition, some of the first tracks were streamed live as part of the JoCo in a Bubble project.
Availability[edit]
The individual tracks are available on the website, but as the album is not completed, there is no CD available.
The existing tracks were included in the 2GB Flash Drive that went on sale at the Penny Arcade Expo 2009.
