View-Monster
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| View-Monster | |||||
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| Album | |||||
| Artist: | Lemon Demon | ||||
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| Released | July 18, 2008 | ||||
| Recorded | 2006-2008 | ||||
| Length | 1:00:46 (With transitions), 1:44:44 (with bonus tracks and hidden track) | ||||
| Label | Self-released (2008), Needlejuice Records (2020) | ||||
| Producer | Neil Cicierega | ||||
| Links: | Purchase original version digitally Purchase remastered version digitally and physically (Needlejuice Records Bandcamp) Purchase remastered version physically (Needlejuice Records website) Miscellaneous audio files Bonus content from original CD | ||||
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View-Monster is Lemon Demon’s sixth album, released on August 1st 2008. It would be the last major album until 2016's Spirit Phone.
Track listing
- Kaleidoskull
- Untitled [view-monster]
- Amnesia Was Her Name
- Untitled [hippocampus]
- The Man in Stripes and Glasses
- Untitled [spooky sounds vol 6]
- Marketland
- Untitled [x-ray glasses]
- Gadzooks
- Untitled [prelude to a knife fight]
- Knife Fight
- Untitled [autofocus]
- The Only House That’s Not on Fire (Yet)
- Untitled [combs]
- The Ocean
- Untitled [wet hair]
- The Afternoon
- Untitled [afterafternoon]
- Spring Heeled Jack
- Untitled [alternate history]
- Being a Rock Star
- Untitled [like a balloon]
- Ask For Nothing
- Untitled [disconnect]
- The Satirist’s Love Song
- Untitled [therapy]
- The Machine
- Untitled [between the frames]
- Bill Watterson
- Untitled [sleeping]
- Something Glowing
- Untitled [finale]
Bonus tracks
- 320x200
- Ben Bernanke
- Drinky-Bird
- Everyday French
- Gadzooks (Original version)
- Hip Hop Cherry Pop
- Modify
- Nightmare Fuel
- Strangelet
- Sundial
- Super Hey Ya (OutKast Remix)
- Today’s Secret Word
- Treasure Map
- The Wiggles Hate Each Other in Real Life
- You Got a Toothache
Hidden track
Trivia
- A number of Illemonati at one point petitioned the album to be named “Mumbergo”.
- Much of the information about this album, including its title and track listing, were kept secret until its release. This was likely due to multiple songs on Dinosaurchestra being leaked prior to the album's release.
- The version of the album on streaming services does not include transition tracks.
- On the Lemon Demon Bandcamp page, the transition tracks are attached to the end of the previous tracks