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Mud Pie Baby

by Barely Bipedal

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Mud Pie Baby 05:37
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Blue, Blue 04:11
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Mr. America 04:15
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Oethwa 03:22
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Old Love 02:43
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Pulse 01:54
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Roll On 03:41
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Oethwa (ALT) 03:16

about

The release of Mud Pie Baby is unprecedented. Whatever you may have heard before about the Post Irrelevant movement, throw it into the dustbin of forgotten memories--it is all irrelevant now. This is by far the best Barely Bipedal album, ever, and with it, they have shown they own the Post Irrelevant movement forever more. No one, no where, no time, can dislodge Barely Bipedal from the flag pole upon which they perch.

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released August 31, 2020

All songs by Barely Bipedal except Roll On Boys (by John Daniel Vass) and Meet You in the Morning (by Albert Brumley). Jon Mount plays sings and plays guitar, melodica, and Rhodes 73. Pat Jordan sings and plays the Tuba, Rhodes 73, and guitar. Dimitri Manos plays the drums and the Rhodes 73. Mixed up by Jim Waters at Waterworks. All songs recorded on a Tascam cassette analogue 4 Track.

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Barely Bipedal Tucson, Arizona

Up until New Years Day, 2000, Barely Bipedal characterized its sound as Post-Industrial, Pre-Millennial Folk Music. However, eve since the dawn of the 21st Century, we created the new school of art and musical expression known as the Post-Irrelevant movement. We would try and explain it, but you wouldn't understand, and it wouldn't matter if you did, anyway.

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