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Date : 9/2/2014 — Time : 12:24:03 PM
Artist : Big Black
Album : Songs About Fucking
Source : CD
Year : 1987
Genre : Noise Rock
Label : Touch and Go
Codec : LAME 3.99
Quality : VBR, Average 265kbps, Joint Stereo
Tracklisting
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01 (1:27) The Power of Independent Trucking
02 (2:34) The Model
03 (2:33) Bad Penny
04 (1:40) L Dopa
05 (2:20) Precious Thing
06 (2:14) Colombian Necktie
07 (4:01) Kitty Empire
08 (2:27) Ergot
09 (2:28) Kasimir S. Pulaski Day
10 (2:06) Fish Fry
11 (2:12) Pavement Saw
12 (2:31) Tiny, King of the Jews
13 (0:35) Bombastic Intro
14 (2:37) He’s a Whore
Playing Time : 31:45
Codec : LAME 3.99
Quality : VBR, Average 265kbps, Joint Stereo
Playing Time : 31:45
Total Size : 60.2 MB
Album info
Ever notice how rock bands tend to keep things interesting for themselves by pointlessly dragging out their songs and introducing awkward conceptual threads? Also, how many bands veil their subject matter in euphemisms to avoid being taken literally, to stay safe, or — better yet — to be “mysterious?” Big Black’s final LP does the diametric opposite of both. Not only do the 14 songs here whip by with only one exceeding the three-minute mark, but each one is incisive enough to render a razor as effective as a butter knife. In sum: yowl, ching, thump-thump-screech. And, how could a title be more direct? The only band that had courage enough to be this direct was Spinal Tap, and that was for a song, not an album title. Songs About Fucking brought about a definite sharpening of the band’s sound. Steve Albini’s mangled screaming is at its most bileful, his and Santiago Durango’s guitars don’t meander, and the rhythm section of Dave Riley and Roland is more taut than at any point prior. Ugly characters line up in the songs like early arrivals at a monster truck rally. Most significantly, there’s the murderer in “Fish Fry”; who else but Steve Albini could paint the picture of a man hosing out his truck after chucking a dead body from it into a nearby pond? The band left with more of a kling klang than a bang, bowing out with a reverent cover of Kraftwerk’s “The Model.” [The CD version adds the B-side of “The Model,” a swell cover of Cheap Trick’s “He’s a Whore.”]
– Allmusic