Dinosaurchestra

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Dinosaurchestra
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Studio album by
ReleasedJuly 20, 2006
Recorded2004–2006
Genre Pop [1]
Length66:08
Label
Lemon Demon chronology
Damn Skippy
(2005)
Dinosaurchestra
(2006)
View-Monster
(2008)
Neil Cicierega chronology
Damn Skippy
(2005)
Dinosaurchestra
(2006)
Circa 2000
(2007)
No.TitleLength
1."Dinosaurchestra Part One"1:50
2."Action Movie Hero Boy"3:42
3."Fine"4:25
4."Lawnmower"3:09
5."Stuck"4:15
6."The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny"3:36
7."Vow of Silence"3:09
8."Neverending Hum"2:57
9."Dinosaurchestra Part Two"1:02
10."Your Imaginary Friend"3:43
11."Archaeopteryx"4:51
12."Eyewishes"2:19
13."Bystanding"0:44
14."Indie Cindy & the Lo-Fi Lullabies"2:43
15."Nothing Worth Loving Isn't Askew"3:50
16."This Hyper World"3:55
17."Deep in the Ocean"5:16
18."Dinosaurchestra Part Three"5:33
19."The Too Much Song"5:09
Total length:66:08

Personnel

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