- Artist: VA
- Title: Ben Folds Presents: University A Cappella!
- Label: Epic / Sony
- Genre: Rock
- Bitrate: 184kbit av.
- Time: 01:09:15
- Size: 95.93 mb
- Rip Date: 2009-04-30
- Str Date: 2009-04-28
- 01. The Spartones From Greensboro, NC - Not The Same 4:10
- 02. The University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill's Loreleis - 4:19
- Jesusland
- 03. The Ohio University Leading Tones - Brick 4:01
- 04. The University Of Georgia's With Someone Else's Money - You 3:07
- Don't Know Me
- 05. The Washington University In St. Louis Mosaic Whispers - 4:31
- Still Fighting It
- 06. Ben Folds - Boxing 4:22
- 07. The Sacramento State Jazz Singers - Selfless, Cold And 6:25
- Composed
- 08. The University Of Chicago's Voices In Your Head - Magic 5:08
- 09. The University Of Colorado Buffoons - Landed 4:10
- 10. The Princeton Nassoons - Time 4:02
- 11. Ben Folds - Effington 3:27
- 12. The Newtones From Newton, MA - Evaporated 5:27
- 13. The West Chester University Of Pennsylvania Gracenotes - 3:42
- Fred Jones Part 2
- 14. The University Of Rochester Midnight Ramblers - Army 3:11
- 15. The University Of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's Fifth Element - 4:24
- Fair
- 16. The Washington University In St. Louis Amateurs - The 4:49
- Luckiest
- Release Notes:
- "University A Cappella!" makes glee club suddenly seem hip. Longtime
- campus favourite Folds combed through 250 video performances of his
- songs submitted by college a cappella groups, then travelled around the
- country to record his favourites.
- It sounds as though everyone involved had a lot of fun. The creative
- arrangements showcase Folds' sense of humour and gift for melody in
- ways a rock album can't. In lieu of instruments, singers keep the beat
- with such phrases as "ba-da-ba-da," "noo-noo-noo-noo,"
- "dig-a-duh-bump," "doo-bah-dah-doo," "jim-jim-jim-jim" and - Folds'
- favourite, no doubt - "dong-dong."
- Fourteen groups contribute, including a marvellous coed high school
- ensemble from Newton, Mass., and Folds overdubs his own vocals on two
- of the best efforts, "Boxing" and "Effington." There's doo-wop, jazz,
- choral music and even frat rock that's R-rated. Kids will be kids.
