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Trey Gunn
Released 2002

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This Mortal Rodeo
03:53
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- 1
- Blue Suit
- 04:27
- 234 plays

- 2
- Looking For Landmarks
- 04:39
- 172 plays

- 3
- Dying For Love
- 04:10
- 165 plays

- 4
- Blood For Sugar
- 04:40
- 144 plays

- 5
- Sad Diamonds
- 05:22
- 122 plays

- 6
- She's Not Worth The Worry
- 04:06
- 111 plays

- 7
- Shape Of Strange
- 02:44
- 95 plays

- 8
- Green Limousine
- 04:05
- 127 plays

- 9
- Emily
- 05:32
- 110 plays

- 10
- The Prisoner
- 05:28
- 98 plays

- 11
- This Mortal Rodeo
- 03:53
- 94 plays

- 12
- Emily Dickinson
- 05:32
- 87 plays

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album review

The Seattle duo of guitarist Jonathan Kochmer and vocalist Sarah Scott, otherwise known as Two Loons for Tea, gathered another stellar group of musicians for its sophomore release. Once again working with musicians whose credits include King Crimson, Brian Eno, Elton John, and Galactic, Two Loons' Looking for Landmarks is another pristine and intricate collection of soulful alternative rock. The songwriting, while melodic and memorable, also addresses a wide array of musical styles from ambient to funk. Scott's clear voice often sounds something like the Sundays' Harriet Wheeler on a serious Marvin Gaye jag. Complimenting this is Kochmer's guitar and keyboards, which have as much in common with Sam Prekop as the Cocteau Twins' Robin Guthrie. All in all, Landmarks pushes the boundaries of adult alternative pop and should please those looking for something better than the norm. ~ Matt Collar, All Music Guide