La busta gialla

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La busta gialla
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ReleasedJanuary 29, 2013 [1]
RecordedNovember 7, 2009 – March 23, 2010 [1]
Genre Experimental music
Length41:01 [1]
Label Sargent House
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La busta gialla is the debut album by experimental music band Il Sogno del Marinaio. The album title translates to The Yellow Coat. [3]

Contents

Mike Watt was invited by Stefano Pilla and Andrea Belfi to perform six gigs in Italy during the late fall of 2009. [4] The invitation inspired the trio to write and record an album which they did between gigs [2] recording it in three days. [5] The album was released four years later in 2013. [6]

Track list

Track list and songwriting credits [7]

  1. Zoom (Andrea Belfi)
  2. Partisan Song (Stefano Pilia)
  3. The Tiger Princess (Pilia / Watt)
  4. Funanori Jig (Mike Watt)
  5. Il Guardiano del Faro (Dook / Watt)
  6. Joyfuzz (Andrea Belfi)
  7. Messed-Up Machine (Mike Watt)
  8. Punkinhead Ahoy! (Mike Watt)

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