More of the same lo-fidelity insular innocence,which sounds like the
cassette mike was wrapped up in a wet flannel; except for the last
track,which sounds like it was recorded in a professional studio.Reverb
makes an unwelcome appearance on "True Love Will find You In The end",
accompanied by an 'on medication' style sloppy strumming of an acoustic
guitar.It sounds like a bonus track that wasn't part of the original
album. What makes this worse,is that this is the track that coffee table
legends, Beck and (yawn) Wilco, chose to cover (yawn), on their
incredibly tediously generic records (yaaaaaaaaaaawn). I love the way
these self-important bank manager entertainers, patronize honest loners
like Dan Johnston and Jandek,
attempting to raise their own 'cred' by associating themselves with the
latest 'hip' dysfunctional discovery. Beck has never wrote an original
tune in his life,just chopping up his vast 'eclectic' (I hate that
word),record collection,shitting it out onto a CD,and selling it back to
us. As for Wilco, I.....(Zzzzzzzzzz author falls asleep).
Track Listing:
Track Listing:
- "I'll Do Anything but Break Dance for Ya, Darling" - 6:02
- "Bye Bye Barbie" - 1:18
- "Fighting with Myself" - 2:28
- "Too Young to Die" - 3:47
- "This Song" - 1:19
- "Feels Good" - 4:18
- "Oh No" - 3:58
- "Strange Boy" - 5:01
- "True Love Will Find You in the End" - 1:54
5 comments:
any possibility of a re-up on google drive?
Yeah i'll do it tomorrow. I got tonnes of these to do y'know!
thanks!
Wrong version of True Love! The original cassette version is much more lo-fi.
Find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLWm2uPtBj8
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