Artist: CAKE
Album: Prolonging The Magic (Deluxe Edition)
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 1998/2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 55:03
Total Tracks: 15
Total Size: 631 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. CAKE – Satan Is My Motor (03:12)
1-2. CAKE – Mexico (03:26)
1-3. CAKE – Never There (02:44)
1-4. CAKE – Guitar (03:40)
1-5. CAKE – You Turn The Screws (04:00)
1-6. CAKE – Walk On By (03:46)
1-7. CAKE – Sheep Go To Heaven (03:48)
1-8. CAKE – When You Sleep (03:58)
1-9. CAKE – Hem Of Your Garment (03:35)
1-10. CAKE – Alpha Beta Parking Lot (03:30)
1-11. CAKE – Let Me Go (03:29)
1-12. CAKE – Cool Blue Reason (03:27)
1-13. CAKE – Where Would I Be? (03:53)
1-14. CAKE – Never There (Live at WXPN, Philadelphia, PA – Dec. 1997) (03:24)
1-15. CAKE – Sheep Go To Heaven (Live at The End – 1998) (05:05)1-10. CAKE – Alpha Beta Parking Lot (03:30)
1-11. CAKE – Let Me Go (03:29)
1-12. CAKE – Cool Blue Reason (03:27)
1-13. CAKE – Where Would I Be? (03:53)
1-14. CAKE – Never There (Live at WXPN, Philadelphia, PA – Dec. 1997) (03:24)
1-15. CAKE – Sheep Go To Heaven (Live at The End – 1998) (05:05)

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Cake’s third studio album, “Prolonging the Magic,” is a classic alternative rock album that has been remastered.

The album features hit songs like “Never There” and “Sheep Go to Heaven,” as well as a cover of Gloria Gaynor’s disco classic “I Will Survive.” Cake’s unique blend of post-punk, funk, and country influences make for a dynamic listening experience, with witty lyrics and catchy hooks. Fans of Cake’s quirky, genre-defying style will appreciate this high-quality HiRes-reissue.An amiable, moderate Cake? You’d never believe it if you only heard the opening track, a song with the somewhat unconventional title “Satan is My Engine”. But it’s actually the case that on most of Prolonging the Magic, the Sacramento, California quintet tone down tracks like “Rock and Roll Lifestyle” and “The Distance” from albums the Motorcade of Generosity and Fashion Nugget. On “Alpha Beta Parking Lot” and “Guitar,” however, you’ll find straightforward songwriting with good observational skills and the simple yet quirky comments on relationship boxes “Where Would I Be?” and “Walk on By.” No need to worry: Humour is still the group’s trademark and audible on “You turn the Screws” and “Sheep go to Heaven” while steel guitar influences added to their already unusually broad range. As the title suggests, Cake seems capable of extending the magic for a while longer.