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Distant Plastic Trees
Distant Plastic Trees
Studio album by The Magnetic Fields
Released
1991 (UK, JP)
1992 (US)
January 1994 (reissue)
Length
36:18
Label
Red Flame (UK)
RCA Victor (JP)
PoPuP (US)
Merge Records (reissue)
MRG075
Producer
Stephin Merritt
Professional reviews
Allmusic link
Robert Christgau link
The Magnetic Fields chronology
Distant Plastic Trees
(1991)
The Wayward Bus
(1992)
Distant Plastic Trees is the 1991 debut album by The Magnetic Fields, featuring the lead vocals of Susan Anway. Merge Records reissued the album in 1994 as a double album compilation with the band's following release, The Wayward Bus. The song "Plant White Roses" was omitted from the Merge reissue.
The song "Babies Falling" is a cover of a song by The Wild Stares.
Track listing
All tracks written by Stephin Merritt except where noted.
"Railroad Boy" 2:59
"Smoke Signals" 3:28
"You Love to Fail" 2:30
"Kings" 2:15
"Babies Falling" 3:18 (Steve Gregoropoulos/Fran Miller/Justin Burrill)
"Living in an Abandoned Firehouse with You" 3:58 (Merritt/Gage/Gil)
"Tar-Heel Boy" 2:26
"Falling in Love with the Wolfboy" 4:05
"Josephine" 3:08
"100,000 Fireflies" 3:20
"Plant White Roses" 4:52
Personnel
Stephin Merritt - songwriting, instrumentation and production
Susan Anway - lead vocals
Ken Michaels - engineering
Wendy Smith - album cover
Art Daly - insert photo
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Looming in the Gloom The New Despair The Tragic Treasury
The 6ths
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Future Bible Heroes
Memories of Love Eternal Youth
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