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The Amazing Headless Boy by Pete List
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fave it Progressive Rock | Math Rock
6 tracks | 20 minutes
Released Sep 2006
on Pete List
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:44 That Little Thing lyrics BUY MP3 03:44 That Little Thing lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:44 That Little Thing
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 01:54 Everytime lyrics BUY MP3 01:54 Everytime lyrics "GIFT MP3" 01:54 Everytime
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:49 The Innovator lyrics FREE 04:49 The Innovator lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:49 The Innovator
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:43 Creep lyrics BUY MP3 03:43 Creep lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:43 Creep
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 06:04 Time of My Life lyrics BUY MP3 06:04 Time of My Life lyrics "GIFT MP3" 06:04 Time of My Life
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 00:41 Thanks lyrics BUY MP3 00:41 Thanks lyrics "GIFT MP3" 00:41 Thanks
Groove driven music with strong melodic vocal hooks and elements of progressive rock, math rock, ska and some luscious fretless bass licks.
Bio / Background
The Amazing Headless Boy is the journey through the many musical tastes of Pete List that range from heavy Primus-like bass driven songs to smooth hypnotic grooves and layered harmonies and memorable melodies. While driven by a strong groove, all the songs have a precarious edge that threaten to come apart at any moment.
The Amazing Headless Boy is a schizophrenic mix of styles that range from the driving Primus-like “That Little Thing”, to the Math Rockish “Everytime”, to the smooth hypnotic fretless bass groove of “The Innovator”, to “Creep” a ska-influenced song about the crazy downstairs neighbor, to the haunting cry in your beer song “Time of My Life” that sounds like a cross between Tom Waits and Radiohead. And the cartoonish barbershop quartet tune “Thanks” wraps up the party.