All These Things I Thought I Knew: Tribute to Ld Beghtol (IEX) (Various Artists)

Artista: All These Things: Tribute to Ld (Iex) / Var

Formato: CASSETTES

Gravadora/Label: MWES

Catalogo: 100

Faixas: 1.1 If/Then Featuring Jon Derosa, Charles Newman
1.2 Who Decides? Featuring Kendall Jane Meade
1.3 Celebrate the Misery (Dangerous Top Remix) Featuring Stephin Merritt
1.4 A Storm Is Coming Featuring the Real Tuesday Weld Featuring Martyn Jacques
1.5 Martyrs of Tomorrow Featuring Thunderbird Divine
1.6 Emphemera Featuring Julia Kent
1.7 Definitive Featuring Dudley Klute, Joe Mordecai
1.8 Death Lies Near at Hand Featuring Doug Hilsinger
1.9 Ukulele Built for Two Featuring Moth Wranglers
1.10 School of NYC Featuring Linda Heck
1.11 Wish It Away Featuring Odd Bear Out
1.12 The Apocalypse Is My Boyfriend Featuring Dana Kletter
1.13 Glitter Featuring Not Waving But Drowning
1.14 Like Is a Very Strong Word Featuring Akachuck
1.15 Lack of Better Featuring Linda Smith, Bob Huff

All These Things I Thought I Knew is a compilation tribute album to LD Beghtol, his life and music. Beghtol is, for many, best known for his role as one of the lead vocalists featured on The Magnetic Fields’ now classic album 69 Love Songs, having voiced heartfelt tracks like “All My Little Words” and “The Way You Say Goodnight.” But LD was a creative force and a prolific artist in his own right, leading the NYC chamber-pop outfit Flare, and all it’s subsequent incarnations, for over a decade, as well as releasing music under various other monikers like LD & The New Criticism. He was also a part of the experimental pop duo Moth Wranglers and TMF offshoot The Three Terrors. In addition, LD worked as an art director for the Village Voice and wrote about pop culture for Gail O’Hara’s revered fanzine Chickfactor, as well as for Time Out New York, The Oxford American, The Advocate and the Memphis Flyer, his local paper for a time. Beghtol’s passing inspired friend and singer-songwriter Linda Smith to connect with his former Flare bandmate and producer Charles Newman with the intention of compiling a tribute album of his songs.