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James of the Open Heart is the debut album by Primitive Radio Gods, released in 1996. The album is characterized by its blend of alternative rock and ambient influences, showcasing the band's signature sound that combines introspective lyrics with atmospheric instrumentation. The lead single, 'Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in My Hand,' became a cult hit, helping to establish the band's legacy in the 90s music scene. The album's themes often explore isolation and yearning, resonating with listeners and earning it a loyal fanbase over the years.