Spectral Worship

Spectral Worship

Infobox Album |
Name = Spectral Worship
Type = Album
Artist = Guv'ner


Background =
Released = 1998
Recorded =
Genre = Indie rock
Length =
Label = Merge Records
Producer = Nicolas Vernhes and Charles Gansa
Reviews = *Pitchfork Media (7.8/10) [http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/18255-spectral-worship link]
Last album = "The Hunt"
(1996)
This album = "Spectral Worship"
(1998)
Next album =

"Spectral Worship" is an album by the American indie band Guv'ner. It was released by Merge Records in 1998. The album features a cover of "Jealous Guy" by John Lennon, re-titled "Jealous Girl" as it is sung by Pumpkin Wentzel.

Track listing

# "Spectral Worship"
# "Chereza"
# "Love the Lamp"
# "Wounded Birds and Vampires own the Edge"
# "Anaphelact"
# "Coozwax"
# "Jealous Girl" (Lennon)
# "Time Rarely Stands Still"
# "Anything"
# "Difficulty in Openness"
# "Someone Else"
# "Spectral Workshop"
# "Welcome"

Instrumentation and Personnel

*Charles Gansa (Guitar, vocals)
*Pumpkin Wentzel (Bass, vocals)
*Danny Tunick (drums)
*Cindy Greene (Whistling)
*Nicky Furnace (Backing vocals, handclaps)
*So Yong Kim (Tongue claps)
*Michael Rohatyn (vocals)

External links

* [http://www.mergerecords.com/catalog.php?method=band&query_band_id=40& Spectral Worship on MergeRecords.com]


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