Frogs, Frogs, Frogs!, by Andrew Skeoch

Frogs, Frogs, Frogs!

by Andrew Skeoch

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1.	Pobblebonk Chorus 06:20	buy track
2.	Approaching Rainy Season 04:19	buy track
3.	Laughing Tree Frogs 03:17	buy track
4.	Froglets and Toadlets 05:13	buy track
5.	Striped Marsh Frog (Northern Race) 03:17	buy track
6.	Burrowing Frogs 03:48	buy track
7.	After the Summer Rains 1 02:51	buy track
8.	After the Summer Rains 2 01:55	buy track
9.	Desert Tree Frogs 02:07	buy track
10.	Green-thighed Frogs 05:28	buy track
11.	Dwarf Green Frogs 04:00	buy track
12.	Northern Pobblebonks 04:31	buy track
13.	Bleating Tree Frogs 03:21	buy track
14.	Spotted Marsh Frogs 05:09	buy track
15.	Tyler's Toadlets and Brown Tree Frog 04:52	buy track
16.	Striped Marsh Frogs (Southern Race) 04:17	buy track
17.	The Common Eastern Froglet 03:09	buy track
18.	Leah's Frogs 03:12	buy track
19.	Western Spotted Frogs 04:17	buy track

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released August 20, 2008

Frogs - the masters of natural rhythm!

Actually, frogs are the opposite; they don't call on the beat, but a-synchronously, into the silences between each other in a complex chorusing behaviour. The result is that hypnotic and pulsing wall of frog song we know and love.

This album presents a collection of talented amphibians from around Australia. Beginning with a multi-species chorus grounded by the baritone 'Plunk!'s of Pobblebonks (Banjo Frogs), we move around the country in search of nocturnal amphibian cacophonies. We hear green tree frogs in tropical rainforest, concertos in celebration of summer rains, wetland soundscapes, dry country burrowing frogs, and poly-textural choruses emanating from bush waterholes. Singing frogs, whistling frogs, croaking, laughing and clicking frogs... they're all here in wonderful, noisy abandon.

A soothing and fascinating album to delight the frog-ophile in you.

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Andrew Skeoch Australia

Andrew is a master wildlife field recordist. For over 30 years, he and partner / photographer Sarah Koschak have been documenting the voices of the world's ecosystems and wild creatures. The resulting recordings have been published through their dedicated label: Listening Earth ... more

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