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Hospital Music Studio album by Matthew Good Released July 31, 2007[1] Recorded January 22 - February 12, 2007, Warehouse Studios, Vancouver, BC Genre Rock Length 62:52 Label Universal Producer Matthew Good Professional reviews Allmusic link Sputnikmusic link Matthew Good chronology In a Coma:1995-2005 (Compilation) (2005) Hospital Music (2007) Live at Massey Hall (Live) (2008) Singles from Hospital Music "Born Losers" Released: July 2007 "I'm A Window" Released: October 2007 "The Devil's In Your Details" Released: January 2008 Hospital Music is the third solo album by Canadian musician Matthew Good. It was released on July 31, 2007[2] Good performed nearly all the instruments himself, with the exception of drums and a few guitar and bass parts.[3] The album artwork was painted by Vancouver resident Jeremy Crowle. "Born Losers" was featured as the "Single of the Week" on the American iTunes Store for the week starting July 31, 2007. Hospital Music debuted at #17 on the iTunes charts in its opening week, a feat which was called "unprecedented for an album with no label affiliation whatsoever."[4] The feat was referred to as "the story the record labels have always feared."[5] The debut was also significant due to Good's lack of previous success in the U.S. market, where he had previously released only one album - 2001's Beautiful Midnight, which failed to make a major impact on the U.S. charts (due to Good's lack of co-operation). Hospital Music debuted at #1 on the Canadian albums chart, selling over 11,000 copies in its first week of release.[6] The album was certified Gold in Canada on January 16, 2008. [7] It was nominated at the 2008 Juno Awards for Best Rock Album. Contents 1 Track listing 2 Miscellanea 3 Personnel 4 References Track listing All tracks written by Matthew Good, except where noted. "Champions of Nothing" - 9:35 "A Single Explosion" - 3:04 "Metal Airplanes" - 5:43 "99% of Us Is Failure" - 5:39 "Born Losers" - 5:21 "Odette" - 3:31 "Black Helicopter" - 4:46 "The Boy Come Home" - 4:57 "The Devil's in Your Details" (Matthew Good/Ryan Dahle) - 3:58 "Moon Over Marin" (Dead Kennedys) - 3:10 "Girl Wedged Under the Front of a Firebird" - 1:25 "I Am Not Safer Than a Bank" - 0:55 "I'm a Window" - 3:37 "She's In It for the Money" - 5:09 "True Love Will Find You in the End" (Daniel Johnston) - 2:02 Miscellanea "Champions of Nothing" was first introduced to fans during Good's 2006 acoustic tour when it was known as "When Hollywood Runs Out of Indians" and used as an introduction to the song "Tripoli". This title, taken from the first line in the song, is inspired by Edward R. Murrow's famous 1958 speech to the Radio Television News Director's Association and, according to Good, "symbolizes the need to placate an ignorant, empty, self centered culture".[8] "Metal Airplanes" was written on an airplane during Good's trip to England before personal circumstances forced him to return to Vancouver, where he suffered from the manic episodes which ultimately led to his hospitalization and treatment for bi-polar disorder. "99% of Us is Failure" was written for the mother of Good's best friend, Rod Bruno, who had recently been diagnosed with cancer.[9] "Black Helicopter" is one of Good's more political songs, dealing with (among other things) COINTELPRO, the atrocities he believes were committed by the Bush administration, and the existence of Black Helicopters. It was made available for download on Good's site as a Christmas gift to fans in 2006. "The Boy Come Home" is "based on stories of paranoia and disparity felt by a handful of Iraq veterans that Good had been corresponding with". Though Good admits that "the story conveyed in the song is fictional, ... it is steeped in a psychology that, having corresponded with those veterans, is not."[10] Good would revisit some of these themes on "A Silent Army in the Trees" from his 2009 album Vancouver. "Girl Wedged Under the Front of a Firebird" contains loops samples of a story recounted by one of Vancouver's homeless residents about a girl who was run over by a Pontiac Firebird for drug-related reasons. Good has been a strong advocate for Vancouver's homeless population, donating to various charities and raising awareness on his personal blog . "True Love Will Find You In The End" is a cover of a song by Daniel Johnston. Good became enamored with Johnston's work after watching the film "The Devil and Daniel Johnston". Though they do not suffer from the same condition, both Good and Johnston have struggled with mental illness throughout their careers. Personnel Matthew Good - vocals, guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, producer Rod Bruno - lead guitar, bass guitar, vocals Pat Steward - drums, percussion Nadia Johnson - backing vocals (on "Born Losers") Zach Blackstone - engineer, mixer Eric Mosher - assistant engineer Joao Carvalho - mastering Ryan Dahle - co-write and lead guitar on "The Devil's in Your Details" References ^ "Hospital Music". http://www.matthewgood.org/hospital-music/. Retrieved 2007-05-11.  ^ "Hospital Music". http://www.matthewgood.org/hospital-music/. Retrieved 2007-05-29.  ^ Good, Matthew. "An Actual Entry About Music". MatthewGood.org. March 6, 2007. Additional information appears in a comment posted by Good in the same entry. ^ Matthew Good Ponders New Album, Distribution Model And Maybe Even A Hometown ^ LAist: Who Needs Record Labels? Unsigned Canadian Matthew Good Debuts at #17 this week in US iTunes Store ^ Williams, John. "Matthew Good has great chart debut". JAM! Music. August 8, 2007. ^ [1] ^ [2] ^ [3] ^ [4] v · d · eMatthew Good Matthew Good Band (1993-2002) Dave Genn (1995-2001) · Ian Browne (1995-2002) · Geoff Lloyd (1995-1999) · Rich Priske (1999-2002)  · Steve Codling (1992-1995) · Ariel Watson (1994-1995) · Eran Vooys (1994-1995) · Judy Renouf (1993-1995) Matthew Good (solo) (2002-2005) Christian Thorvaldson · Pat Steward · Rich Priske · Mark Olexson Matthew Good (solo) (2008-present) Stuart Cameron · Blake Manning · Milos Angelov Demo Tapes …And in Closing (Rodchester Kings) (1991) · Left of Normal (1992) · Broken (1993) · Euphony (1994) · 15 Hours on a September Thursday (1994) Studio Albums Last of the Ghetto Astronauts (1995) · Underdogs (1997) · Beautiful Midnight (1999) · The Audio of Being (2001) · Avalanche (2003) · White Light Rock & Roll Review (2004) · In a Coma (2005) · Hospital Music (2007) · Vancouver (2009) · Lights of Endangered Species (2011) Live Albums Live At Massey Hall (2008) EPs Raygun (1996) · Lo-Fi B-Sides (1998) · Loser Anthems (2001) Singles "Alabama Motel Room" · "Symbolistic White Walls" · "Haven't Slept In Years" · "Everything Is Automatic" · "Indestructible" · "Apparitions" · "Rico" · "Hello Time Bomb" · "Load Me Up" · "Strange Days" · "The Future Is X-Rated" · "Carmelina" · "Anti-Pop" · "Weapon" · "In a World Called Catastrophe" · "Near Fantastica" · "Alert Status Red" · "It's Been Awhile Since I Was Your Man" · "Oh Be Joyful" · "Born Losers" · "I'm a Window" · "The Devil's In Your Details" · "Last Parade" · "Us Remains Impossible" · "In a Place of Lesser Men" Bands Limblifter · Age of Electric · 54-40 · Odds Related Articles Matthew Good Discography · Matthew Good Band Discography