Jens Lekman - An Argument With Myself EP Album

Tracklist

1	A Promise
2	New Directions
3	Waiting For Kirsten
4	An Argument With Myself
5	So This Guy At My Office

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SC211	Jens Lekman	An Argument With Myself ‎(12", Ltd)	Secretly Canadian	SC211	US	2011
none	Jens Lekman	An Argument With Myself ‎(File, MP3, Single, 320)	Not On Label (Jens Lekman Self-released)	none	2011
SC211	Jens Lekman	An Argument With Myself ‎(CD, EP, Promo)	Secretly Canadian	SC211	US	2011
SC211	Jens Lekman	An Argument With Myself ‎(12")	Secretly Canadian	SC211	US	2011
none	Jens Lekman	An Argument With Myself ‎(CDr, Single)	Secretly Canadian	none	UK	2011

Credits

• Artwork – Niklas Holmgren, Ola Borgström

Notes

Limited edition of 300 picture disc 12" vinyl.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A): P 111127 A1 KM
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): P 111127 B1 KM

Short intro

An Argument With Myself - Jens Lekman. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Текст песни: Having an argument with myself down Elizabeth Street Bumping into backpackers And struggling with the parameters And the basic construction of my feet. Having an argument with myself down Elizabeth Street Bumping into backpackers And struggling with the parameters And the basic construction of my feet. Having an. An Argument With Myself. by Jens Lekman. supported by. With more fractured textures that combine horns, flutes, string swells and arpeggiated guitars, the opening of the EP finds Jens in constant state of transition, musically, as well. However, as An Argument With Myself comes to a close the arrangements get looser, more reggae-tinged and relaxed, like a music box winding down. For a moment, the motion almost stops. For now. An Argument with Myself is an extended play by Swedish indie pop musician Jens Lekman, released on 19 September 2011 on Secretly Canadian. On 19 March 2011, Lekman premiered Waiting for Kirsten at the Read and Shout Library Festival in London. The song makes reference to American actress Kirsten Dunst. The EP was released by Secretly Canadian on 19 September in the United Kingdom and 20 September in the United States. Album 2011 5 Songs. Tillsammans Gatan Ner med Jens Lekman - Single. You May Also Like. Jens Lekman. Coming almost four years after the release of the excellent Night Falls Over Kortedala album, Jens Lekman's 2011 EP An Argument with Myself is made up of five songs that according to Lekman didnt fit the mood of the songs hed been working on for a full album. Those songs must reflect the more somber and soulful aspects of Lekmans work because the songs on the EP represent the upbeat, almost chirpy side of his musical personality. The title track has an undulating Afro-pop rhythm and an ultra-twee lyrical construct that has him arguing with himself as he walks down a Melbourne city stre. Lekman's new An Argument with Myself EP is a compact gem. It tilts this way and that to show different facets of the singer: his ruminative side, his topical side, his devotional side, his wicked humor, skewed insight, and flawless banality. At less than 18 minutes, there isn't a wasted moment. But Lekman's music makes me think more about other people than myself. For all of their polished mannerisms, his songs are uncommonly free of pretenses- they're about people, places, and things that happened or could happen in the world about how we spend our time and how we talk to each other. Produced by Jens Lekman. Album An Argument With Myself. An Argument with Myself Lyrics. Kicking beer cans and rubbish along the concrete Crossing the street and crossing galaxies Of taxis and backseats and drunk suites And half-Greeks. Fan-made music video for new Jens lekman single An Argument With Myself Visit Jens website at , and buy this song Lyrics: Having Argument With Myself is nothing short of spectacular at any length, crowning Lekman as one of today's most fascinating and gifted musicians. Read full review. Pretty much everything about Jens except the scale of his melodies is gentle and unassuming, and there is a quiet honesty here that is unique pleasure