Album US 2002 on Tape Mountain label
Rock (Lo-Fi)
Notes from the Tape Mountain website: "The newest Celesteville live album, both rocking and extremely uncomfortable. I had to get it out of my system. Live and uneasy on stages in Portland, Seattle, and Bellingham, earlier in 2002. Seven songs: one live at KPSU with Sean Minmae and Grace Rose for Bohdan, four more in the Kelly Haus basement with Sean, and two live in the great state of Washington with Rob and Mark from Creepy Crawly Claw (then)/Hale Zukas (now). It rocks! But it's uncomfortable. Very very nice re-used materials packaging, perhaps our classiest yet."
![]() | Celesteville , album by |
![]() | Jacob Anderson g, written by, music by, lyrics by |
![]() | Sean Brooks g, voc, drums |
![]() | Grace Lee , electronics |
![]() | Rob Enbom g, drums |
![]() | Mark Small dr, drums |
Jacob Anderson |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Vast and Sad (KPSU, Portland) | Celesteville | 4:56 | |
2 | Your Leather Jacket (Kelly Haus, Portland) | Celesteville | 3:07 | |
3 | Let's Climb a Mossy Hill (Kelly Haus, Portland) | Celesteville | 2:58 | |
4 | Appear To Be (Kelly Haus, Portland) | Celesteville | 0:59 | |
5 | Asterism (Kelly Haus, Portland) | Celesteville | 3:33 | |
6 | Waterfall (Emerald City Coffee, Seattle) | Celesteville | 14:59 | |
7 | Vast and Sad (Showoff Gallery, Bellingham) | Celesteville | 13:00 |