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** During his guest appearance on "The Noisy Eater", Biz Markie raps the line "I don't want no chicken 'cuz it tastes like wood," a reference to Music/TheSugarhillGang's "Rapper's Delight."
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** During his guest appearance on "The Noisy Eater", Biz Markie Music/BizMarkie raps the line "I don't want no chicken 'cuz it tastes like wood," a reference to Music/TheSugarhillGang's "Rapper's Delight."
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** Very amusingly, just after Music/MFDoom says the word "pirate" in "Frankie Sinatra", a clip of Jack Sparrow saying "Oi!" from ''Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest'' plays in the right speaker.
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** "The Leaves Were Falling" samples a club scene from ''Film/{{Smithereens}}''.
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** "The Leaves Were Falling" samples both a club scene from ''Film/{{Smithereens}}''.''Film/{{Smithereens}}'' and Julia Pomeroy saying "hi" from the film ''Film/OverTheEdge''.
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There must be a heart
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There must be a heartheart''
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''Wildflower'' is the second studio album by Australian {{electronic music}} group Music/TheAvalanches, and it was released on July 1st, 2016. The album was stuck in DevelopmentHell for a number of years, with the group beginning production on the album very shortly after ''Music/SinceILeftYou'' was released, and continuing to collaborate with a number of artists and contributing music to a number of other projects as well. In 2005, it was being described as "{{ambient}} {{world music}}", and in early 2007 they had over 40 tracks which they were considering using. Production resumed in 2011 headed by Robbie Chater with assistance from Tony Di Blasi, who took over after Chater became ill for a number of years.
The album began to be teased in early 2016, with a video for "Frankie Sinatra" being released in June. Upon its release, it received widespread acclaim from critics and quickly reached number 1 on the Australian charts.
The album began to be teased in early 2016, with a video for "Frankie Sinatra" being released in June. Upon its release, it received widespread acclaim from critics and quickly reached number 1 on the Australian charts.
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''Wildflower'' is the second studio album by Australian {{electronic music}} group Music/TheAvalanches, and it was released on July 1st, 2016. 2016.
The album was stuck in DevelopmentHell for a number of years, with the group beginning production on the album very shortly after their first album ''Music/SinceILeftYou'' was released, and continuing to collaborate with a number of artists and contributing music to a number of other projects as well. In 2005, it was being described as "{{ambient}} {{world music}}", and in early 2007 they had over 40 tracks which they were considering using. Production resumed in 2011 headed by Robbie Chater with assistance from Tony Di Blasi, who took over after Chater became ill for a number of years.
The album began to be teased in early 2016, with a video for its lead single "Frankie Sinatra" being released in June. Upon its release, it received widespread acclaim from critics and quickly reached number 1 on the Australian charts.
The album was stuck in DevelopmentHell for a number of years, with the group beginning production on the album very shortly after their first album ''Music/SinceILeftYou'' was released, and continuing to collaborate with a number of artists and contributing music to a number of other projects as well. In 2005, it was being described as "{{ambient}} {{world music}}", and in early 2007 they had over 40 tracks which they were considering using. Production resumed in 2011 headed by Robbie Chater with assistance from Tony Di Blasi, who took over after Chater became ill for a number of years.
The album began to be teased in early 2016, with a video for its lead single "Frankie Sinatra" being released in June. Upon its release, it received widespread acclaim from critics and quickly reached number 1 on the Australian charts.
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** Speaking of "The Noisy Eater," song is both titled after and samples a bit by Creator/JerryLewis.
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* GenreRoulette: Much like their last album, the genre varies from song to song. HipHop, {{Rap}}, {{Disco}}, PsychedelicRock are just ''some'' of the musical styles covered in this album.
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* IncrediblyLongNote: In "Sunshine." The 'i' in Sunshine goes on for longer than is humanly possible.
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* IncrediblyLongNote: In "Sunshine." "Sunshine". The 'i' in Sunshine goes on for longer than is humanly possible.
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* OneWordTitle: "Subways," "Colours," "Zap!," "Wildflower," "Harmony," "Sunshine" and "Stepkids."
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* OneWordTitle: "Subways," "Colours," "Zap!," "Wildflower," "Harmony," "Subways", "Colours", "Zap!", "Wildflower", "Harmony", "Sunshine" and "Stepkids."
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** During his guest appearance on "The Noisy Eater," Biz Markie raps the line "I don't want no chicken 'cuz it tastes like wood," a reference to Music/TheSugarhillGang's "Rapper's Delight."
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** During his guest appearance on "The Noisy Eater," Eater", Biz Markie raps the line "I don't want no chicken 'cuz it tastes like wood," a reference to Music/TheSugarhillGang's "Rapper's Delight."
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* SiameseTwinSongs: Technically has a Siamese ''Quintuplet'' song, with the opener "The Leaves Were Falling," "Because I'm Me," the album version of "Frankie Sinatra," "Subways" and "Going Home" all seamlessly leading into each other.
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* SiameseTwinSongs: Technically has a Siamese ''Quintuplet'' song, with the opener "The Leaves Were Falling," Falling", "Because I'm Me," Me", the album version of "Frankie Sinatra," Sinatra", "Subways" and "Going Home" all seamlessly leading into each other.
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* TitleTrack: "Wildflower," "Wildflower", obviously.
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** "Frankie Sinatra," with a feature from both Music/DannyBrown and Music/MFDoom. Brown returns on "The Wozard of Iz".
** Biz Markie features on "The Noisy Eater."
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** "Frankie Sinatra," Sinatra", with a feature from both Music/DannyBrown and Music/MFDoom. Brown returns on "The Wozard of Iz".
** Biz Markie features on "The NoisyEater."Eater".
** Biz Markie features on "The Noisy
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* CelebritySong: "Frankie Sinatra", due to the primary sample being from the Wilmoth Houdini song "Bobby Sox Idol", a song about Music/FrankSinatra
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* SingerNameDrop: Happens in a spoken form at the end of "Live A Lifetime Love":
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* SingerNameDrop: Happens in a spoken form at the end of "Live A a Lifetime Love":
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* SiameseTwinSongs: ''Wildflower'' has a Siamese ''Quintuplet'' song, with the opener "The Leaves Were Falling," "Because I'm Me," the album version of "Frankie Sinatra," "Subways" and "Going Home" all seamlessly leading into each other.
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* SiameseTwinSongs: ''Wildflower'' Technically has a Siamese ''Quintuplet'' song, with the opener "The Leaves Were Falling," "Because I'm Me," the album version of "Frankie Sinatra," "Subways" and "Going Home" all seamlessly leading into each other.
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[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/theavalancheswildfloweralbumcover.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:350:''Colours, Colours\\
Wonderful, wonderful colours'']]
->''"I ain't in no hurry…" ''
''Wildflower'' is the second studio album by Australian {{electronic music}} group Music/TheAvalanches, and it was released on July 1st, 2016. The album was stuck in DevelopmentHell for a number of years, with the group beginning production on the album very shortly after ''Music/SinceILeftYou'' was released, and continuing to collaborate with a number of artists and contributing music to a number of other projects as well. In 2005, it was being described as "{{ambient}} {{world music}}", and in early 2007 they had over 40 tracks which they were considering using. Production resumed in 2011 headed by Robbie Chater with assistance from Tony Di Blasi, who took over after Chater became ill for a number of years.
The album began to be teased in early 2016, with a video for "Frankie Sinatra" being released in June. Upon its release, it received widespread acclaim from critics and quickly reached number 1 on the Australian charts.
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!!Tracklist
# "The Leaves Were Falling" (0:15
# "Because I'm Me" (4:12)
# "Frankie Sinatra" (3:44)
# "Subways" (3:10)
# "Going Home" (2:06)
# "If I Was A Folkstar" (4:33)
# "Colours" (3:32)
# "Zap!" (1:58)
# "The Noisy Eater" (3:14)
# "[[TitleTrack Wildflower]]" (1:14)
# "Harmony" (3:48)
# "Live a Lifetime Love" (2:30)
# "Park Music" (0:54)
# "Livin' Underwater (Is Somethin' Wild)" (1:56)
# "The Wozard of Iz" (2:59)
# "Over The Turnstiles" (0:41)
# "Sunshine" (3:37)
# "Light Up" (1:34)
# "Kaleidoscopic Lovers" (3:55)
# "Stepkids" (4:32)
# "Saturday Night Inside Out" (5:07)
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!!Primary Personnel
* Robbie Chater - production, writing, mixing, art direction
* Tony Di Blasi - writing, additional production
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!!Quiet down man, you're troping too loud!
* CelebritySong: "Frankie Sinatra", due to the primary sample being from the Wilmoth Houdini song "Bobby Sox Idol", a song about Music/FrankSinatra
* FadingIntoTheNextSong: Much like their last album, every song in the album seamlessly transitions into the next. Unlike their last album, however, each song begins and/or ends with ambient noises (people talking, city noises, crashing waves, etc.), which carry over into the following song.
* IncrediblyLongNote: In "Sunshine." The 'i' in Sunshine goes on for longer than is humanly possible.
* LongestSongGoesLast: Clocking in at just over five minutes, "Saturday Night Inside Out" is the longest song on the album and also the last song.
* MinisculeRocking: "The Leaves Were Falling", "Zap!", "Wildflower", "Park Music", "Livin' Underwater (Is Something Wild)", "Over The Turnstiles" and "Light Up" all fall under the 2-minute mark.
* OneWordTitle: "Subways," "Colours," "Zap!," "Wildflower," "Harmony," "Sunshine" and "Stepkids."
* {{Sampling}}: A given, since this is an album by The Avalanches.
** The end of "Frankie Sinatra" samples "My Favorite Things" from ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic''.
** "The Noisy Eater" contains a sped up sample of "Come Together" by Music/TheBeatles.
** "Wildflower" contains a sample of a scene from ''Film/PutneySwope''.
* ShoutOut:
** During his guest appearance on "The Noisy Eater," Biz Markie raps the line "I don't want no chicken 'cuz it tastes like wood," a reference to Music/TheSugarhillGang's "Rapper's Delight."
** Speaking of "The Noisy Eater," song is both titled after and samples a bit by Creator/JerryLewis.
* SiameseTwinSongs: ''Wildflower'' has a Siamese ''Quintuplet'' song, with the opener "The Leaves Were Falling," "Because I'm Me," the album version of "Frankie Sinatra," "Subways" and "Going Home" all seamlessly leading into each other.
* SingerNameDrop: Happens in a spoken form at the end of "Live A Lifetime Love":
-->''I'm sitting in my treehouse, with a cup of coffee, and The Avalanches...''
* SpokenWordInMusic: Their two collaborations with David Berman, "Saturday Night Inside Out" and "A Cowboy Overflow of the Heart" (a demo the band released as a free download) both consist of Berman reciting his poetry over music.
* SubliminalSeduction: Playing "Colours" backwards reveals these vocals (sampled from: "Where There's a Heartache" by The Sandpipers):
-->After the tears\\
True love can start\\
Where there's a heartache\\
There must be a heart
* TitleTrack: "Wildflower," obviously.
* AWildRapperAppears:
** "Frankie Sinatra," with a feature from both Music/DannyBrown and Music/MFDoom. Brown returns on "The Wozard of Iz".
** Biz Markie features on "The Noisy Eater."
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->''Everywhere you look\\
Children running like crayon colours into the sun\\
And in the wind, I can see\\
One by one, wildflowers dance with weeds''
[[caption-width-right:350:''Colours, Colours\\
Wonderful, wonderful colours'']]
->''"I ain't in no hurry…" ''
''Wildflower'' is the second studio album by Australian {{electronic music}} group Music/TheAvalanches, and it was released on July 1st, 2016. The album was stuck in DevelopmentHell for a number of years, with the group beginning production on the album very shortly after ''Music/SinceILeftYou'' was released, and continuing to collaborate with a number of artists and contributing music to a number of other projects as well. In 2005, it was being described as "{{ambient}} {{world music}}", and in early 2007 they had over 40 tracks which they were considering using. Production resumed in 2011 headed by Robbie Chater with assistance from Tony Di Blasi, who took over after Chater became ill for a number of years.
The album began to be teased in early 2016, with a video for "Frankie Sinatra" being released in June. Upon its release, it received widespread acclaim from critics and quickly reached number 1 on the Australian charts.
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!!Tracklist
# "The Leaves Were Falling" (0:15
# "Because I'm Me" (4:12)
# "Frankie Sinatra" (3:44)
# "Subways" (3:10)
# "Going Home" (2:06)
# "If I Was A Folkstar" (4:33)
# "Colours" (3:32)
# "Zap!" (1:58)
# "The Noisy Eater" (3:14)
# "[[TitleTrack Wildflower]]" (1:14)
# "Harmony" (3:48)
# "Live a Lifetime Love" (2:30)
# "Park Music" (0:54)
# "Livin' Underwater (Is Somethin' Wild)" (1:56)
# "The Wozard of Iz" (2:59)
# "Over The Turnstiles" (0:41)
# "Sunshine" (3:37)
# "Light Up" (1:34)
# "Kaleidoscopic Lovers" (3:55)
# "Stepkids" (4:32)
# "Saturday Night Inside Out" (5:07)
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!!Primary Personnel
* Robbie Chater - production, writing, mixing, art direction
* Tony Di Blasi - writing, additional production
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!!Quiet down man, you're troping too loud!
* CelebritySong: "Frankie Sinatra", due to the primary sample being from the Wilmoth Houdini song "Bobby Sox Idol", a song about Music/FrankSinatra
* FadingIntoTheNextSong: Much like their last album, every song in the album seamlessly transitions into the next. Unlike their last album, however, each song begins and/or ends with ambient noises (people talking, city noises, crashing waves, etc.), which carry over into the following song.
* IncrediblyLongNote: In "Sunshine." The 'i' in Sunshine goes on for longer than is humanly possible.
* LongestSongGoesLast: Clocking in at just over five minutes, "Saturday Night Inside Out" is the longest song on the album and also the last song.
* MinisculeRocking: "The Leaves Were Falling", "Zap!", "Wildflower", "Park Music", "Livin' Underwater (Is Something Wild)", "Over The Turnstiles" and "Light Up" all fall under the 2-minute mark.
* OneWordTitle: "Subways," "Colours," "Zap!," "Wildflower," "Harmony," "Sunshine" and "Stepkids."
* {{Sampling}}: A given, since this is an album by The Avalanches.
** The end of "Frankie Sinatra" samples "My Favorite Things" from ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic''.
** "The Noisy Eater" contains a sped up sample of "Come Together" by Music/TheBeatles.
** "Wildflower" contains a sample of a scene from ''Film/PutneySwope''.
* ShoutOut:
** During his guest appearance on "The Noisy Eater," Biz Markie raps the line "I don't want no chicken 'cuz it tastes like wood," a reference to Music/TheSugarhillGang's "Rapper's Delight."
** Speaking of "The Noisy Eater," song is both titled after and samples a bit by Creator/JerryLewis.
* SiameseTwinSongs: ''Wildflower'' has a Siamese ''Quintuplet'' song, with the opener "The Leaves Were Falling," "Because I'm Me," the album version of "Frankie Sinatra," "Subways" and "Going Home" all seamlessly leading into each other.
* SingerNameDrop: Happens in a spoken form at the end of "Live A Lifetime Love":
-->''I'm sitting in my treehouse, with a cup of coffee, and The Avalanches...''
* SpokenWordInMusic: Their two collaborations with David Berman, "Saturday Night Inside Out" and "A Cowboy Overflow of the Heart" (a demo the band released as a free download) both consist of Berman reciting his poetry over music.
* SubliminalSeduction: Playing "Colours" backwards reveals these vocals (sampled from: "Where There's a Heartache" by The Sandpipers):
-->After the tears\\
True love can start\\
Where there's a heartache\\
There must be a heart
* TitleTrack: "Wildflower," obviously.
* AWildRapperAppears:
** "Frankie Sinatra," with a feature from both Music/DannyBrown and Music/MFDoom. Brown returns on "The Wozard of Iz".
** Biz Markie features on "The Noisy Eater."
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->''Everywhere you look\\
Children running like crayon colours into the sun\\
And in the wind, I can see\\
One by one, wildflowers dance with weeds''
