- A Bit O' This & That
Infobox Album |
Name = A Bit O' This & That
Type =Album
Artist =Emilie Autumn
Caption =
Released =April 23 ,2007
Recorded =
Genre =Darkwave Dark Cabaret Avant-Garde Synthpop
Classical
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Label = Trisol Music Group GmbH
Producer =
Last album = "Laced/Unlaced "
(2007)
This album = "A Bit O' This & That"
(2007)
Next album = "4 o'Clock "
(2008)"A Bit O' This & That" is a rarities, b-sides, remixes, and covers album by
Emilie Autumn that includes music from her early years. It was released oniTunes on April 23, and on August 17 later that year in a Limited EditionDigipak format, with just 3000 compies being distributed worldwide. As reviewed on her website: What discography could be complete without a compilation of ancient b-sides and rarities, not to mention the occasional cover tune recorded while sitting in bed? On "A Bit o' This & That," the classical violin prodigy and collaborator with artists such as Courtney Love and Billy Corgan shares her bizarre and wonderful sense of whimsy, covering songs from Broadway musicals, BBC television shows, and The Smiths, while showing off a ridiculously large vocal range in her own operatic compositions, and followed by the strangest offering of all, a truly original take on "The Star Spangled Banner." What could possibly be more beautifully ridiculous?It was rereleased on February 29, 2008, in a Standard Digibook format.
Track listing
#"Chambermaid" (Space Mix)
#"What If" (Celtic Mix)
#"Hollow Like My Soul" (M. Boyd, Arr. E. Autumn)
#"By The Sword" (Emilie Autumn)
#"I Don't Care Much" (Kander/Ebb, from "Cabaret")
#"I Know It's Over" - Live Recording (The Smiths )
#"Find Me A Man" (Emilie Autumn)
#"O Mistress Mine" (words byWilliam Shakespeare )
#"The Star Spangled Banner" (Francis Scott Key )
#"All My Loving" (The Beatles )
#"Sonata in d minor for Violin & Continuo" - Instrumental - Live Recording (Francesco Maria Veracini )
#"Ancient Grounds" - Instrumental - Live Recording (Emilie Autumn)
#"Always Look On The Bright Side of Life" - Instrumental (Eric Idle , "Monty Python's Life of Brian ")
#"With Every Passing Day" (Alexander Faris , from theBBC 's "Upstairs Downstairs ")
#"Miss Lucy Had Some Leeches" - Live Recording (Emilie Autumn)
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