Quandaries and Panaceas (Long version)

by Lost Shadow

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Digital Album

Immediate download of the Quandaries and Panaceas album (the Long version), consisting of 12 songs in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. Includes a digital booklet and the music video for There.

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Compact Disc

The complete Quandaries and Panaceas album on a double-CD in a beautiful paper package, with booklet and all. Also includes immediate download of 12-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Once you actually understand something you cannot deunderstand it 05:02		download
2.	The problem with democracy 06:37		download
3.	And all the time it's a changing 07:59		download
4.	One man a car 10:16		download
5.	The last love affair 06:31		download
6.	Wheels 08:41	info	download
7.	The turning point 09:48		download
8.	There 07:30		download
9.	Returning to the Crystal Garden 10:00		download
10.	Into the forest 06:54		download
11.	The blind watchmaker 17:16		download
12.	The last song we will sing 13:28		download

about

Quandaries and Panaceas is Lost Shadow's most political album to date, featuring an aggressive attack on the ignorance towards today’s and tomorrow’s environmental threats shown by governments, companies and many people. Quandaries and Panaceas is angry, thoughtful, beautiful and filled with hope, all at the same time. There is two versions of the album, a short (about an hour), and a long (almost two hours of music). The concept for writing the songs was to let them expand for as long as there were ideas for them, and then make shorter, more pop-friendly versions, resulting in a longer and a shorter version.

credits

released 09 November 2010
The songs on this album are written by Johan Bengtsson, except for Wheels, which is written by Anders Bengtsson. All songs are arranged, recorded and mixed by Johan Bengtsson at Phonocratic Records. Most of the album is performed by Johan Bengtsson, but with guitar solos by Anders Bengtsson on One man a car and The blind watchmaker. The problem with democracy contains samples from The Philharmonia Orchestra Sound Exchange (www.philharmonia.co.uk/thesoundexchange/). The whole thing was mastered at Phonocratic Mastering by Johan Bengtsson, and the album has been produced by Lost Shadow. The cover features photos by Johan Bengtsson, as well as a photo of a pool in Prypiat, the abandoned city close to the destroyed Tsjernobyl nuclear power plant. This image is taken from the public domain. The cover was designed by Johan Bengtsson.