Pixies - Doolittle
Decade - 1980's
Label - 4AD
Producer - Gil Norton
Country - US
Genre - Alt Rock
1. Debaser | Listen | Listen |
2. Tame | Listen | Listen |
3. Wave of Mutilation | Listen | Listen |
4. I Bleed | Listen | Listen |
5. Here Comes Your Man | Listen | Listen |
6. Dead | Listen | Listen |
7. Monkey Gone to Heaven | Listen | Listen |
8. Mr. Grieves | Listen | Listen |
9. Crackity Jones | Listen | Listen |
10. La La Love You | Listen | Listen |
11. No. 13 Baby | Listen | Listen |
12. There Goes My Gun | Listen | Listen |
13. Hey | Listen | Listen |
14. Silver | Listen | Listen |
15. Gouge Away | Listen | Listen |
Pixies - Doolittle (1989)
I have no idea why I like the Pixies so much because they really aren't my style, but I do!
Their previous album Surfer Rosa is a little too full on for me, but Doolittle has always been my favourite Pixies album and while I don't listen to it that often, I'm always happy when I remember to.
Doolittle is sometime very loud (Francis Black screams extremely well!) and sometimes just nicely melodic. Their songwriting is always interesting, if not strange - Debaser was inspired by Bunuel's short movie Un Chien Andalou, and Wave of Mutilation is about driving into the sea!
The Pixies are solid alt rock, probably not as exciting or innovative now as they would have then, but Doolittle is a great album and has stood the test of time (and numerous copy cats) quite well.
Score - 8.5/10
Recommended - Yes
1 Comments:
one of the great albuns of alt-rock of the 90s
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