Sixteen Words (2010)

Liam Stewart · 2010 · 44 min

Sixteen Words brings Liam Stewart to blocSonic with a collection the label places across pop, rock, electronics and synth-pop. The announcement frames the album as an independently chosen release path and emphasizes its British-pop associations within the eleven-song collection. Eleven songs run from “Bird Of Prey” to “Gleis 17,” with the title piece in second position. “Mother Dear,” “Sunday School” and “Hot Summer Days” give the sequence several everyday points of reference, alongside the title song and the closing Gleis 17. Release description and source notes

Selected edition: 11-recording original FLAC ZIP edition from the documented source. 11 audio files, 309,199,723 bytes and 43:53 of measured audio.

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Selected the original FLAC ZIP edition’s 11 audio recordings. The member sequence and filenames match the source’s reviewed album program.

The album has eleven tracks; “Sixteen” belongs to its title and is not a track-count claim. Comparisons in the publisher's promotional text are contextual descriptions, not documented collaborator credits. Release description and source notes.

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