9 thoughts on “ Just War - Danger Mouse And Sparklehorse - Dark Night Of The Soul (CD, Album) ”

1. Dark Night Of The Soul is an album by audio auteur Danger Mouse and the already much-missed Sparklehorse/5(62).

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2. Angel's Harp (Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse feat. Black Francis) Black (Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi feat. Norah Jones) Black (Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi) Change Clothes Chase Me (Danger Mouse feat. Run The Jewels & Big Boi) Daddy's Gone (Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse feat. Nina Persson) Dark Night Of The Soul (Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse feat. David Lynch).

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3. Jun 13,  · Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse present: Dark Night of the Soul. 1. “Revenge” (featuring The Flaming Lips) – 2. “Just War” (featuring Gruff Rhys) – 3. “Jaykub” (featuring Jason Lytle) – 4. “Little Girl” (featuring Julian Casablancas) – 5. “Angel’s Harp” (featuring Black Francis) – 6.

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4. For some, the convoluted release of Dark Night of the Soul (the record label shenanigans, the fact that Danger Mouse, Mark Linkous and David Lynch released a lavish booklet with a blank CDR on which you could burn copy from files that would not be nefariously downloaded (wink, wink)) almost eclipses the fact that this audio monument to collaboration is a very fine album indeed.

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5. May 21,  · David Lynch, Sparklehorse and Danger Mouse collaborated on Dark Night of the Soul, an album that may never officially be released. One of the year's most talked-about and closely guarded albums may.

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6. Jun 24,  · Dark Night of the Soul is a collaboration between Sparklehorse and Danger Mouse, with David Lynch adding musical contributions as well as a complementary page book of original photography. It.

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7. Danger Mouse And Sparklehorse – Dark Night Of The Soul “It’s just war, Dark Night Of The Soul will probably be remembered more for the stunt with the blank CD-Rs than for the music Ratings: 1.

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8. Jun 09,  · T he cover of Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse’s parade of musical superheroes, Dark Night of the Soul, suggests a movie poster. But the album is more like a festival of short films, each one marked with the unique touch of a different, storied first billing. It’s like Cannes for music lovers, and a very enjoyable sum of so many glorious parts.

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9. Originally released in , Dark Night Of The Soul was delivered dead on arrival thanks to Parlophone and copyright issues. So it was that the album was released as a book of photography (provided by David Lynch) and a blank CD which was to be used to burn a leaked copy of the album.

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