Major Organ and the Adding Machine
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Biography
Major Organ and the Adding Machine is a United States experimental pop project associated with the Elephant 6 collective and first active in 1997. Early contributors included musicians such as Jeff Mangum, Julian Koster, Robert Schneider, and Kevin Barnes. The projectâs first issued recording was a cover of Louis Armstrongâs âWhat a Wonderful Worldâ on a Kindercore Records Christmas compilation in 1997. The self-titled album Major Organ and the Adding Machine was released in 2001 by Orange Twin Records. Performances associated with the project used paper masks and did not publicly identify performers. A companion film premiered in 2008, and an expanded album edition including the film on DVD was released in 2010.
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- Track Popularity
- Dance of the Telephone Poles
- Abe Lincoln's Mustache
- Parish Post Office
- Life Forms (Transmission Received)
- Walking in the Sun
- Water Dripping on Bread Makes Bread Taste Not So Tasty
- Francisco's Fanfare
- Abe Lincoln's Moustache
- Transmission
- Moonpie Eye Sensation
- The Fireman's Guitar
- Barry's Lung
- Madam Truffle's Next Ingredient
- Swimming, Laughing, Playing
- Un, Deux, Trois
- The Boy and the Girl
- Kissing Behind the Rubbery Grinder
- Madam Truffle
- Your Moonpie Eye
- His Mister's Pet Whistles
- When Father Was Away on Business
- What a Wonderful World
- Life Form (Transmission Received)
- Francisco's Victory
