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Artist..................... Frank Black
Album.................. Teenager Of The Release year...;/b>
Release year...................... 1994
Music style................... Alternative rock, Indie rock,
Audio file/bitrate................. MP3 VBR 256 kbit/s
Type of archive.......... .rar AND .zip
Origin................ United States
Song's language............. English
Artist's website...http://www.frankblack.net/

List of songs:

Frank Black – Teenager Of The Release year...bel: 4AD Catalog#: DAD 4009 CD Format: CD, Album Origin...K Released: 23 May 1994 Music style...op/Rock Styles: Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Rock Duration: List of songs 1 Whatever Happened To Pong? 1:34 2 Thalassocracy 1:33 3 (I Want To Live On An) Abstract Plain 2:17 4 Calistan 3:22 5 The Vanishing Spies 3:37 6 Speedy Marie 3:33 7 Headache 2:52 8 Sir Rockaby 2:54 9 Freedom Rock 4:16 10 Two Reelers 3:01 11 Fiddle Riddle Bass – Nick Vincent 3:29 12 Olé Mulholland 4:41 13 Fazer Eyes 3:36 14 I Could Stay Here Forever 2:27 15 The Hostess With The Mostest 1:56 16 Superabound 3:10 17 Big Red 2:41 18 Space Is Gonna Do Me Good 2:22 19 White Noise Maker 2:42 20 Pure Denizen Of The Citizens Artist... 2:20 21 Bad, Wicked World 1:57 22 Pie In The Sky 2:13 Credits Artwork By [Design] – V23 Drums – Nick Vincent Engineer – Al Clay* Engineer [Additional, Assistant] – Andy Warwick Engineer [Additional] – Bill Cooper, Efren Herrera Engineer [Additional], Mixed By – David Bianco Engineer [Assistant] – Craig Doubet, Danny Alonso, Frank Gryner, John Jackson (2), Matt Westfield, Mike Aarvold, Wolfgang Aichholz Guitar [Lead] – Joey Santiago (tracks: 8, 15, 20 to 22), Lyle Workman, Morris Tepper (tracks: 11, 17) Mastered By – Wally Traugott Photography – Michael Halsband Producer – Al Clay* (tracks: 1, 2, 4 to 6, 8 to 16, 18, 20 to 24) Producer, Bass, Keyboards, Synthesizer [Synthetics] – Eric Drew Feldman Producer, Written-By, Vocals, Guitar – Frank Black Notes Recorded at American, Calabasas, California. Mixed at Can-Am, Los Angeles, California. Additional recording at Castle Oaks, Calabasa, California / the Clobhouse, Burbank, California / the Chapel, Los Angeles, California / Can-Am, Los Angeles, California. Mastered at Tower Mastering, Los Angeles, California. Review by Heather Phares A sprawling double album, Frank Black's Teenager of the Release year...ilds on the clever, carefully crafted pop he forged on his solo debut and moves even farther away from the Pixies' sound. It feels like the album Black wanted to make since Bossanova: "Whatever Happened to Pong?" and "Thalassocracy" are a one-two blast of energetic fun, but the tight songwriting and detailed arrangements on the strummy "Headache" and gentle, piano-driven "Sir Rockaby" are more interesting. Despite its 22-song length, most of Teenager of the Release year...tracks are keepers; the first nine rank among Black's catchiest songs with or without the Pixies. "I Want to Live on an Abstract Plain" and "The Vanishing Spies" mix sweet straightforward melodies with spacy keyboards, and Black delivers a creative love song in "Speedy Marie"; the first letter of each line in the song's second half spells out his girlfriend's name. The driving, anthemic "Freedom Rock" is one of the album's more ambitious tracks, along with the catchy, educational "Ole Mulholland," a musical history lesson about William Mulholland, the developer and planner of Los Angeles' municipal water system. Teenager's beginning is so consistent, it's not surprising that its second half isn't quite as essential, but it's still interesting. The spacy, ska-tinged "Fiddle Riddle," the cryptic "Superabound," and the sprightly final track "Pie in the Sky" -- which sounds strangely like a punk version of Gary U.S. Bonds' hit "A Quarter to Three" -- all add to the album's individuality. Even less-developed songs like "Fazer Eyes" and "The Hostest with the Mostest" are still worthwhile. Though his later albums took a sparer, simpler approach, Teenager of the Release year...ambition and quirkiness begin Black's evolution into a cult artist who makes the music he wants to, regardless of whether or not it's fashionable.