How Can Any Thing So Little Be Any More?

by Joan of Arc

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1.	Leaving Needn’t Take Long 03:22	buy track
2.	Ne Mosquitos Pass 03:26	buy track
3.	We Neither Hide Nor Seek 02:01	buy track
4.	Most at Home in Motels 04:57	buy track
5.	My Cause is Noble and Just 03:52	buy track
6.	My Fight is Necessary 02:51	buy track
7.	What If We Are Not After All, All Destined for Greatness? 03:04	buy track
8.	I’ll Show You, I’ll Show You All 03:13	buy track

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While this EP uses the same template as JOA‘s The Gap, it has a thoughtful distance that gives it a more direct impact and appeal than it’s predecessor. Imbued with the same captivating and clever approach to song craft that has defined JOAN OF ARC‘S previous recordings, How Can Any Thing So Little Be Any More? (JT1057) also has a personality and refinement that embraces the lesser heard human side of the band while still remaining quietly just left of a definable boundary.

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released May 15, 2001

JT1057

Released May 15,2001

Recorded by Casey Rice, Jeremy Lemos, and Elliot Dicks, 10/99-5/00
Edited and Mixed by Casey and Tim 1/01-2/01

Mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side Music
Photo by Rachel Humphrey
Graphic Design by Paul Koob

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Joan of Arc Chicago, Illinois

Chicago's Joan of Arc is never reliant on the status quo. In the course of their history, the band's recorded output has elicited not only critical praise through challenging the norms of traditional songwriting, but also significant backlash from reviewers who became increasingly confused by the band's eclectic output. ... more

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