The Screaming Blue Messiahs
Bikini Red
Elektra
60755-2
(1987)
Rock/Pop
CD, 11
Tracks, 34:50
Length
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01 |
Sweet Water Pools |
Bill Carter |
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03:32 |
02 |
Bikini Red |
Bill Carter; Tony Moon |
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03:47 |
03 |
Too Much Love |
Bill Carter |
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03:07 |
04 |
I Can Speak American |
Bill Carter |
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02:57 |
05 |
Big Brother Muscle |
Bill Carter; Tony Moon |
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02:59 |
06 |
I Wanna Be A Flintstone |
Bill Carter; Tony Moon |
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02:31 |
07 |
Jesus Chrysler Drives A Dodge |
Bill Carter |
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04:01 |
08 |
Lie Detector |
Bill Carter; Tony Moon |
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03:59 |
09 |
55-The Law |
Bill Carter; Tony Moon |
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02:10 |
10 |
All Shook Down |
Bill Carter; Tony Moon |
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02:16 |
11 |
Waltz |
Bill Carter |
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03:31 |
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Packaging |
Jewel Case |
Spars |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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Guitar |
Bill Carter |
Bass |
Christopher Thompson |
Drums |
Kenny Harris |
Musician |
The Screaming Blue Messiahs |
Producer |
Vic Maile |
Engineer |
Harold Burgon; Ian Caple |
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Index |
#
3021 |
Owner |
Dave |
Tags |
Alternative Rock |
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The Messiahs' follow-up to Gun-Shy was this devastating hunk of noise, which didn't pull any punches when it came to raw emotion and intensity. Side One, especially, is a rave-up from the gut-bustin' raunch of "Sweet Water Pools" to the closer "Big Brother Muscle." As always, Carter's obsessions are a little hard to understand, but the images and lyric fragments fly at you like shards of broken glass; you'll remember when they hit you. "I Wanna Be a Flintstone" kicks off Side Two, and it remains as funky and funny as it was the first time you hear it. Great production work by Vic Maile. -- John Dougan (allmusic.com)