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Indiscretion 05:33
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Somebody’s Daughter 04:14
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The Jailer’s Song 05:15
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Cruel Velvet Sea 04:03
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Balthus, King Of Cats 04:10
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The White Witch 03:49
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Mrs. Newton 05:10
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His Soul To Take 07:02
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about
Original released in 2001 by Hidden Agenda Records.
From the Parasol Records Website: Psych-pop fanatics take note, Indiscretion is haunted by the same psychedelic phantoms as much of The Green Pajamas’ work, filled with gorgeous, glorious psychedelic pop songs, songs which rate amongst Kelly’s finest work, ever.
“I’m pleased with this record in many different ways. It grew out of nothing into a sort of 50-minute exercise on guilt, especially Catholic, and desire.”
-JK, 2001
credits
released December 7, 2015
Produced by Jeff Kelly.
Mastered by Chris Hanzsek at Hanszek Audio.
Performed by Jeff Kelly. Susanne Kelly also sang on “The Jailer’s Song.”
All songs © 2001 by Jeff Kelly / St. Brigid Publishing, BMI
The orchestral section at the end of “His Soul To Take” is a simple variation on Sergei Rachmaninov’s tone poem, “Isle of the Dead.”
The picture, Immaculate Heart of Mary is very old and hangs in our hallway.
