Panda Bear
Panda Bear
Label ©  Soccer Star Records
Release Year  1999
Length  48:56
Genre  Experimental
Personal Star Rating [1-5]  
  Ref#  P-0121
Bitrate  (various) Kbps
  Other   Rare Item·
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    Track Listing:
      1.  
      Inside A Great Stadium And A Running Race  
       5:49  
      2.  
      Mich Mit Einer Mond  
       4:10  
      3.  
      On The Farm  
       4:00  
      4.  
      Ohne Titel  
       2:38  
      5.  
      Fire!  
       2:44  
      6.  
      O Please Bring Her Back  
       3:35  
      7.  
      Ain't Got No Troubles  
       3:59  
      8.  
      Winter In St. Moritz  
       2:13  
      9.  
      Bear A Musician And A Filmmaker  
       4:30  
      10.  
      We Built A Robot  
       3:16  
      11.  
      Sometimes When It Hurts Bad Enough It Feels Like This  
       4:01  
      12.  
      A Lover Once Can No Longer Now Be A Friend  
       5:11  
      13.  
      Ohne Titel  
       2:50  
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      Panda Bear bio

      Instinctively nomadic and musically inquisitive, Panda Bear (Noah) has always been searching the land for inspiration and meaning. As a teenager in his hometown of Baltimore , Panda Bear created his first solo record, the long out-of-print, first (and last) album on his and Deakin’s (Joshmin) Soccer Star Records. Panda then made his way to University in Boston . Trouble and crazy things happened so he came down to New York at the turn of the millennium to congregate with his recently-convened Animal brethren (Avey Tare, Geologist, and Deakin). Animal Collective was born again.


      When not working on Animal Collective material, Panda Bear creates lots of music by himself and with Scotty Mou (DJ Casio - Queens ) in Jane. He also makes jams with the other animal bros and Rusty Santos for fashion shows as Together. Never sticking with any particular sound, Panda’s range goes from the quiet humble jams of Young Prayer to the electronic pop of Person Pitch. Panda Bear currently resides in Lisbon , Portugal .

      Panda Bear's solo release, recorded in 1997 and 1998 (while in high school)
      evokes a very short period of time -- early 1979, maybe, when a few artists
      made small-scale electronic pop -- before new wave, before technopop. Most
      of these were Japanese -- the Beatniks, Haruomi Hosono -- but Belgians Telex
      fit here too. Panda Bear's methods are similar, but where the above groups
      waxed goofy, Panda Bear is sweetly serious. Old Korgs and Rolands impart a
      chill, but the edges are softened with thrumming acoustic guitars, cello
      and piano. PB's not working in a time capsule, he takes the tools of that
      neglected period and projects them forward in time to create something
      new.
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