Coalesce - 0:12 Revolution In Just Listening Album

Tracklist

1	What Happens On The Road Always Comes Home	3:05
2	While The Jackass Operation Spins Its Wheels	2:22
3	They Always Come In Fall	2:48
4	Sometimes Selling Out Is Waking Up	3:21
5	Burn Everything That Bears Our Name	2:23
6	Jesus In The Year 2000 / Next On The Shit List	2:56
7	Cowards.com	2:24
8	Where The Hell Is Rick Thorne These Days?	1:55
9	Counting Murders And Drinking Beer (The $46,000 Escape)	2:32

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
RR 6426-2	Coalesce	0:12 Revolution In Just Listening ‎(CD, Album)	Relapse Records	RR 6426-2	US	1999
HH666-42	Coalesce	0:12 Revolution In Just Listening ‎(LP, 200)	Hydra Head Records	HH666-42	US	2002
RR 7014-1	Coalesce	012:2 ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RE, Gre)	Relapse Records	RR 7014-1	US	2008
HH666-42	Coalesce	0:12 Revolution In Just Listening ‎(LP, Album, TP, W/Lbl)	Hydra Head Records	HH666-42	US	2000
RR 6426	Coalesce	0:12 Revolution in Just Listening ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Relapse Records	RR 6426	US	1999

Credits

• Art Direction, Design – Sean Ingram
• Executive Producer – Matthew F. Jacobson
• Mastered By – Dave Shirk

Notes

Limited to 155

Short intro

0:12 Revolution in Just Listening is the third studio album to be released by Missouri band Coalesce, which was released on November 16, 1999 through Relapse Records. The album was recorded and released posthumously, as the group broke up prior after touring troubles and made the album as they were obliged to do so by contract. The album was included in. Album 1999 9 Songs. More By Coalesce. See in album Coalesce - 0:12 Revolution In Just Listening 1999. Coalesce - What Happens On The Road Always Comes Home. But, at the same time, 012: Revolution in Just Listening is quite musical, its progressive song structures and odd time signatures revealing themselves more and more with each listen. The band negotiates its tricky compositions with chops to burn, delivering ferociously cathartic performances underscored by the assaultive yet textured noise of their instrumental work. That same year, Kansas City's Coalesce released their swansong, 0:12 Revolution In Just Listening on Relapse Records. 0:12 Revolution In Just Listening is the most cripplingly heavy 23 minutes ever graced with the core tag. Throughout the decade after its release, 0:12 spawned legions of imitators in bands like A Life Once Lost, Every Time I Die, and the Red Chord, neither one able to capture the schizophrenic mixture of ass-whooping brutality and eye popping technicality as the original. As soon as you press play, the album's opener What Happens on the Road Always Comes Home hit. Listen free to Coalesce 0:12 Revolution In Just Listening What Happens on the Road Always Comes Home, and more. 9 tracks 23:46. 0:12 Revolution in Just Listening is the third studio album to be released by Missouri band Coalesce. 0:12 Revolution in Just Listening. Released November 16, 1999. 0:12 Revolution in Just Listening Tracklist. What Happens on the Road Always Comes Home. 0:12 Revolution In Just Listening. Burn Everything That Bears Our Name. While the Jackass Operation Spins Its Wheels. Sometimes Selling Out Is Waking Up. Where the Hell Is Rick Thorne These Days Coalesce. Jesus In the Year 2000, Next on the Shit List. 0:12 Revolution In Just Listening, 1999. Please retry. for 10 albums, discussions, and more. Unfortunately, Coalesce disbanded following the release of this album, so this is the last new material that we're going to get from these guys. My top three tracks: 1 Burn Everything That Bears Our Name, 2 What Happens On The Road Always Comes Home, 3 , I realize those are the first three songs on the cd, but I really do think they are the best-all the others, except the ambient They Always Come in Fall, are very good too