Feb 15,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Lolita Nation on Discogs. Label: Omnivore Recordings - OVCD • Format: 2x, CD Album, Reissue, Remastered • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Power Pop, Indie Rock Museum Of Hopelessness: Toby Ornette Game Theory: Lolita Nation ‎ (CD, Album /5(5).

Mar 22,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Lolita Nation on Discogs. Label: Enigma Records (3) - CDE,Enigma Records (3) - • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Power Pop/5(11).

Lolita Nation was originally released in , and disappeared more or less without a trace. I was an avid music listener at the time and yet don't recall even hearing about the cd, much less listening to it. But it developed a small but vocal group of supporters, and because of that became the sort of cd that people who love music /5(25).

Certainly Game Theory 's most ambitious album, Lolita Nation was a two-LP set that combined some of Miller 's most user-friendly power pop squared off against dark, moody ruminations on betrayal, failed love, and mortality, all of it punctuated with bursts of avant-garde noise and unclassifiable studio doodling, and finally thrown into a sonic Cuisinart through Miller 's 9/

That album, taken on its own, is a worthy follow up that concisely communicates a brilliant collection of songs but "Lolita Nation", particularly in its expanded form, is Game Theory's White Album. This two disc set makes the original album with its sprawling nature, seem concise in its own way but, in this instance, it is a additive/5(25).

Certainly Game Theory 's most ambitious album, Lolita Nation was a two-LP set that combined some of Miller 's most user-friendly power pop squared off against dark, moody ruminations on betrayal, failed love, and mortality, all of it punctuated with bursts of avant-garde noise and unclassifiable studio doodling, and finally thrown into a sonic Cuisinart through Miller 's .

Lolita Nation, an Album by Game Theory. Released in December on Enigma (catalog no. STB; Vinyl LP). Genres: Paisley Underground, Power Pop, Jangle Pop.

Album "Lolita Nation" () by GAME THEORY song lyrics including "Kenneth, What's The Frequency?", "Not Because You Can", "Shard", "Go Ahead, You're Dying To", "Dripping With Looks", "Exactly What We Don't Want To Hear", "We Love You, Carol And Alison", "The Waist And The Knees", "Nothing New", "The World's Easiest.

CD album: LOLITA NATION – GAME THEORY. 17 Turn Me On Dead Man 18 Mammoth Gardens 19 Little Ivory 20 Museums Of Hopelessness 21 Toby Ornette 22 All Clockwork And No Bodily Fluids Makes Hal A Dull .