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ORDER CHAOS

by Graham Graham Beck

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1.
Is This It? 02:24
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2.
Lost In Disco 03:27
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3.
I See It All 02:26
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4.
Imposter 02:27
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5.
House Of Wax 03:40
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6.
What Do They Call Mrs Foster? 01:43
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7.
I Sighed Beside The Seaside 03:33
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8.
Roundabout 02:53
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9.
Princess Of The Sea 04:03
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10.
Arthur Brown 03:49
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11.
It's Time To Go 02:57
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12.
Directionless 03:00
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13.
Repeat 03:54
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14.
Roundabout (acoustic version) 02:49
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ORDER CHAOS is a (diverse) mixed bag of tunes. From out-&-out sort-of Pop (Princess Of The Sea, I Sighed Beside The Seaside & House Of Wax), 1970's Disco (Lost In Disco)/1980's Disco (It's Time To Go), & songs that straddle Alternative & Post Punk Post New Wave Post Pandemic Posturing (Directionless, What Do They Call Mrs Foster? & Is This It?). There's even a Proggy-thing (Arthur Brown) & a Jazzy-Electronic doodle (Repeat). I have no idea what this all means, but it just sort-of happened over the period of a year. Some people would say that it's confusing because it lacks a particular direction. I would say that it's a variety of styles that are linked by my voice & piano (& other things that make noises)...Along with a bit of humour(?). But it shows why people find it hard to pigeonhole me. The Directionless song sums it up, because that's how I feel at the moment. I'm fine with that, though.
The album comes with an A4 double-sided bit of GGB nonsense. I'm rather pleased with the whole thing, & I hope you will be, too.

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released October 13, 2022

GGB - vocals, all keyboards, semi-modulars, Moog Theremin, Stylophone, bass guitar, electric guitar, drum machines, percussion.

Sue P Butler - digital artwork.

'Princess Of The Sea' was originally a sci-fi novel by Don Wilcox, & published in 'Fantastic Adventures' (Jan. 1947).

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Graham Graham Beck Hull, UK

Under the alias, 'GRAHAM GRAHAM BECK', I've played visual/Surreal & slightly comedic solo performances for several years - complete with keyboard, auto-accompaniment & a few stage props. Since 2013, I've self-released several solo albums (as Graham Graham Beck). There have been favourable reviews, & BBC6 Music's Tom Robinson has played various tracks, too (& even supported him on his solo tour!). ... more

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