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The Halloween Tree

by Steve Carr Clark

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) This album should be listened to in a single run, without longer interruption (toilet breaks allowed), because it's obviously designed as a soundtrack for an imaginary movie. Therefore, some tracks aren't of the melodic kind, but consist of sound collages instead. However, most of them are, so even though "The Halloween Tree" is not a typical Steve Clark album, fans of his song-oriented works will have a good time, too. Favorite track: Whistling Up Gargoyles.
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Boys 02:10
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The Ravine 00:59
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To the House 02:19
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The Tree 02:51
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Pipkin Lost 02:25
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The Kite 02:12
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Sugar Skulls 03:37
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Pipkin Alive 00:49
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Music based on Ray Bradbury's novel 'The Halloween Tree.' A small group of boys move from one age to the next, searching for their friend Pipkin and observing the customs, symbols and rituals of Halloween. The sixth album released by Steve Clark.

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released September 11, 2013

All songs composed and arranged by Steve Carr Clark.

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Steve Carr Clark Australia

Steve Carr Clark is a versatile artist whose talents encompass music, art and theatre. His musical styles include Art Rock, Progressive and Instrumental,with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and story telling.
Steve has released 15 albums and over 70 film clips. His latest album ‘More Things Stated' once again showcases his talents as a lyricist and songwriter.
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