Great American Gingerbread: Rasputina Rarities & Neglected Items

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Great American Gingerbread
Great American Gingerbread cover.jpeg
Compilation album by Rasputina
Released April 5, 2011
Recorded 1990's-present
Genre Cello rock
Label Filthy Bonnet Recording Co.
Producer Melora Creager
Rasputina chronology
Sister Kinderhook
(2010)Sister Kinderhook2010
Great American Gingerbread: Rasputina Rarities & Neglected Items
(2011)
Unknown
(2015)Unknown2015

Great American Gingerbread: Rasputina Rarities & Neglected Items is a limited collector's edition compilation album by American cello rock band Rasputina. It was released on April 5, 2011.[1][2]

The compilation contains a CD of previously unreleased tracks composed of film scores, demos, compilation tracks and tribute pieces which frontwoman Melora Creager describes as "essentially solo works, [Her] initial compositions and impulses." It also contains a Bonus DVD that includes a live performance as well as Q&A session recorded in 2002 at the Knitting Factory, in New York.[1][2]

Release

Promotion

As early as March 2011, the song "Ballad of Lizzie Borden" has been available for free download via SoundCloud's website as a way to promote and generate interest for the new record.[3]

Track listing

All songs written by Melora Creager unless otherwise noted.[1][2][4]

No. Title Music Length
1. "Pudding Crypt"      
2. "I Go To Sleep (The Pretenders cover)"      
3. "Do What I Do"      
4. "Black Hole Hunter"      
5. "Black Hole 2"      
6. "Loom"      
7. "Death at Disneyland"      
8. "Skylark"      
9. "Children's Reform Center"      
10. "Coraline (from Where's Neil When You Need Him?)"      
11. "Ballad of Lizzie Borden"      
12. "Mysterious Man-Monkey"      
13. "A Skeleton Bang (from Colours Are Brighter)"      
14. "On My Knees (from the film On My Knees by Kim Wood)"      
Notes
  • The disc contains a bonus DVD that contains Rasputina's live performance at the Knitting Factory in NYC in 2002. It features Rasputina's old lineup from around that period. It also features a Q&A session. As is often the case with Rasputina's anachronistic sense of humor, the performance is credited to have been recorded in 1902.[1][2]

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