The Robot Ate Me - Good World flac album

Tracklist

A1	The Hunter #1	0:43
A2	The Hunter #2	1:34
A3	Dijen	1:07
A4	Stone Giants	1:13
A5	Sin Like Holy Men	1:09
A6	She Owl #1	0:51
A7	She Owl #2	1:07
A8	She Owl #3	0:33
B1	A Pillow	1:28
B2	Bloody Knife #1	1:41
B3	Bloody Knife #2	0:49
B4	Bloody Knife #3	1:23
B5	Celebration Time	2:41
B6	Good World #1	0:36
B7	Good World #2	2:01
B8	Warrior #1	1:40
B9	Warrior #2	0:49

Notes

Album cover does not include credits or track listing.

Record sides are labeled 1 and 2, but do not include track listing.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout: SWIM-009-A
• Matrix / Runout: SWIM-009-B

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GER060	The Robot Ate Me	Good World ‎(CD, Album)	5 Rue Christine	GER060	US	2006

Complete your The Robot Ate Me collection. The Robot Ate Me. Good World ‎(CD, Album).

The Robot Ate Me, a band consisting primarily of indie mastermind Ryland Bouchard, seem to operate on two levels, alternating gently left-of-center albums of (relatively) pop gems with willfully avant garde, at points utterly incomprehensible art projects that either annoy beyond belief or entirely astonish. I know people that love this album, but I know about as many that hate it; I go back and forth, although I generally come down in its favor. The Robot Ate Me's next 2005 release, the brighter-toned Carousel Waltz, seemed a return to their more conventional first style - it was safe, catchy, and easy to like; their latest, Good World, clocking in at about 20 minutes for 17 tracks, makes no such pretences. Opening track "The Hunter is almost breathtaking in its quiet beauty.

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The Robot Ate Me's sophomore album, 2004's On Vacation, turned out to be Bouchard's final release on Swim Slowly; the album was re-released the following year on 5 Rue Christine the following year. 2005 also heralded the release of Bouchard's third studio album, Carousel Waltz, which was arguably one of Bouchard's most pop-oriented releases to date, offering up delectably restrained indie pop tracks like "Bad Feelings

Although I'm working on a new release for 2019, here's a collection of "The Robot Ate Me" B-Sides from 2004/2005 that were lost on an old CD backup. I hope everyone is well and having a great year so far! Artwork by Daniel Gibson in 2005.