Gabriel Kahane / Roomful of Teeth - Elevator Songs
- Speaking in Tongues (Prologue)
- Going Up: Third Floor
- Newborn Plague (Room 304)
- Going Up: Eighth Floor
- St. Vincent's Hospital (Room 813)
- Going Up: Eighteenth Floor
- Put It in My Valise (Room 1832)
- Down the Hallway
- Rack of Time (Room 1801)
- Machine Room (Entr'acte)
- Going Down: Twelfth Floor
- Sophomore Record (Room 1211)
- Going Down: Second Floor
- Hot Tub (Fitness Center)
- Going Up: Twelfth Floor
- Not Even the Dead (Room 1212)
- Going Down: The Lobby
- Memory Burns (The Bar)
- Going Up
- All That Is Solid (The Elevator)
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 20
Vinyl LP pressing. ""Kahane is one of today's most insightful and witty wordsmiths... In an era when we tend to emphasize singles - if not 10-second clips - over albums, I welcome the immersive experience of Elevator Songs... [T]he album offers poignant depictions of our emotionally messy lives in arresting, bespoke performances by Roomful of Teeth, a group that proves it can wrap it's individual and collective voices around any music and any concept."" - Tom Huizenga, All Things Considered, NPR
- Speaking in Tongues (Prologue)
- Going Up: Third Floor
- Newborn Plague (Room 304)
- Going Up: Eighth Floor
- St. Vincent's Hospital (Room 813)
- Going Up: Eighteenth Floor
- Put It in My Valise (Room 1832)
- Down the Hallway
- Rack of Time (Room 1801)
- Machine Room (Entr'acte)
- Going Down: Twelfth Floor
- Sophomore Record (Room 1211)
- Going Down: Second Floor
- Hot Tub (Fitness Center)
- Going Up: Twelfth Floor
- Not Even the Dead (Room 1212)
- Going Down: The Lobby
- Memory Burns (The Bar)
- Going Up
- All That Is Solid (The Elevator)
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 20
""Kahane is one of today's most insightful and witty wordsmiths... In an era when we tend to emphasize singles - if not 10-second clips - over albums, I welcome the immersive experience of Elevator Songs... [T]he album offers poignant depictions of our emotionally messy lives in arresting, bespoke performances by Roomful of Teeth, a group that proves it can wrap it's individual and collective voices around any music and any concept."" - Tom Huizenga, All Things Considered, NPR
