Franz Nicolay - Major General vinyl record cover

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Jeff Penalty (Featuring Demander)

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Hey Dad!

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World/Inferno Vs. The End Of The Evening

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Dead Sailors

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Do We Not Live In Dreams?

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Confessions Of An Ineffective Casanova

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Quiet Where I Lie

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Note On A Subway Wall

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Nightratsong

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X-Games

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This World Is an Open Door

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Cease-Fire, Or, Mrs. Norman Maine

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I'm Done Singing


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Franz Nicolay

Major General

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Franz Nicolay is that dapper, mustachioed multi-instrumentalist and man-about-town you've seen with such groups as The Hold Steady and World/Inferno Friendship Society. On Major General, he steps up to the spotlight with a melodramatic grab-bag of full-throated songs, stories, and days of wine & roses; shamelessly strident, stentorian and more than a little sentimental. Major General is rich with tales of punk-rock disillusionment, redemption, nostalgic regret, ruthless self-interrogations & reinvention, and defiant yet affectionate apologies. It's a new look for the stylishly vaudevillian jack-of-all-trades with the Jimmy Durante and death's-head-accordion tattoos. A new stop on a hobo's-trail of intelligent, incisive hedonism that's taken him through anarcho-circus punk, Balkan-gypsy, new chamber music, and anthemic classic rock.

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