All covers have a major corner bend and major spine imperfections. Disc inside is undamaged.
Vinyl LP!
Released in 1996, Miracle of Science was the seventh studio album from Marshall Crenshaw. He chose to solely produce the album and play many of the instruments himself.
"Crenshaw's first studio effort for the indie Razor & Tie imprint also marks a return to his earlier, stripped-down approach of his debut album. Playing most of the instruments himself (including drums), there's a far more organic feel to the tunes presented here than his last major-label efforts. In addition to solid Crenshaw pop originals like "What Do You Dream Of?," "Laughter," and "Starless Summer Sky," his takes on Dobie Gray's "The 'In' Crowd" and the countryish "Who Stole That Train" also show him as always to be a prime interpreter of other folks' great songs as well." - Cub Koda, AllMusic
Features
- Double LP
Musicians
| Marshall Crenshaw | vocals, guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, percussion, tambourine, vibraphone |
|---|---|
| Brad Jones | bass, harmony vocals |
| Andy York | guitar, backing vocals |
| Jay Sdad | acoustic, electric and slide guitar, lap steel |
| Bill Lloyd | acoustic and electric guitar, mandolin |
| Les James Lester | drums, bongos |
| Greg Leisz | dobro |
| Byron House | bass |
| Fenner Kastner | drums |
| Kenny Margolis | piano |
| Chris Carmichael | violin, cello |
| Crispin Cioe | saxophone |
| Larry Etkin | trumpet |
Selections
Side A:
- (Soundbite)
- What Do You Dream Of?
- Who Stole That Train
- Only An Hour Ago
- Theme From "Flaregun"
- Laughter
- A Wondrous Place
Side B:
- Twenty-Five Forty-One
- Starless Summer Sky
- The "In" Crowd
- There And Back Again
- Rouh Na Selim Neves
- Seven Miles An Hour (Bonus Track)
