About this album
Where they were
Released in 2002, 'Morning Noon Night' is Jim Guthrie's first full-length album after his critically acclaimed EP 'Now More Than Ever' (2000). At this point, Guthrie was establishing himself in the indie rock scene, showcasing his unique blend of storytelling and musical experimentation. The album served as a pivotal moment in solidifying his place within the Canadian indie music landscape.
Why it matters
The album received praise for its inventive sound and lyrical depth, contributing to the burgeoning indie rock scene in Canada during the early 2000s. It helped cement Guthrie's reputation as a notable figure in indie music, leading to further opportunities in film scoring and collaborations with other artists.
Essential tracks
- "Evil Thoughts" — This track stands out with its catchy chorus and clever lyrics, perfectly encapsulating Guthrie's whimsical style while addressing darker themes.
- "3 A.M." — A reflective piece that captures a sense of loneliness and introspection, showcasing Guthrie's ability to blend melancholic themes with uplifting melodies.
- "Days I Need Off" — 'Days I Need Off' combines relatable lyrics with a laid-back rhythm, illustrating the everyday struggles of balancing work and personal life in an engaging way.
Release Date
January 1, 2002
Artist Origin
Canada
Tracklist
- 1 In the Hour of Her Sore Need 1:45
- 2 Evil Thoughts 3:49
- 3 Virtue 3:37
- 4 3 A.M. 3:23
- 5 Turn Musician 3:22
- 6 Days I Need Off 5:10
- 7 Trouble 5:36
- 8 Toy Computer 2:35
- 9 Houndz of Love 3:50
- 10 Communication 3:39
- 11 Right and Right Again 2:45
- 12 1901 6:37
