Format: CD
Label: Cut Throat Records CUT8CD
Year: 2003
Origin: Toronto, Ontario
Genre: electronic
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Value of Original Title: $50.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Albums
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Playlist:
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bandstand Boogie - American Band | ||
| 2 | Born to be Wild | ||
| 3 | Who Do You Love | ||
| 4 | 1984 | ||
| 5 | Hey Joe | ||
| 6 | Psychotic Reaction | ||
| 7 | 1984 (Club Mix) | ||
| 8 | Dead Man's Curve | ||
| 9 | King Bee | ||
| 10 | Who Do You Dub (Club Mix) |
American Bandages (re-issue)
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re-issue with bonus tracks. Now playing: American Band-ages by Nash the Slash (that one-man band from Canada)...
His voice is more powerful than ever. (He was nominated for a Juno Award for his vocals.) And - wo! A sudden harmonica assault! He must be super live...
What a twisted guy this Nash is... All wrapped up in bandages and doing a whole album of very slick, dark-side cover-songs... Born to be Wild, Hey Joe, Psychotic Reaction (I love the Letters to Jodie bit in that), 1984 (The old Spirit song), The American Bandstand Theme... This guy has a weird sense of rock-humor and a heck of a dynamic way of expressing it. He sure can belt out some wailin' and stompin' rock'n'roll on his electric violin and his death's-head mandolin. This certainly gives the (guitar-part) solos a chilling timbre...
For all it's rock'n'roll flash, the music is still alive with chittering oddities and sneaky synthi-shorts. The up-front drum programs put a commanding final touch to it all. Expertly crafted gut-gripping stuff... Quite an impressively hot LP...
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