Detaily
Formát: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
Původní vydání: 1988
Žánr: Rock
Styl: Alternative Rock
• Hairway to Steven was recorded after the band relocated to Driftwood, at a studio in Dallas. The sessions went fast because the band was more or less laying down new songs from the live set they'd been touring for a while. And although those songs now have actual titles, when the album was first released, the tunes were denoted by small cartoon drawings, in an attempt to assure the impossibility of radio play. The music is a blast, ranging from the blood-smeared guitar-overload of “Jimi” to the acoustic guitar-based sing-along sweetness of “I Saw an X-Ray of a Girl Passing Gas” to the Fugs-like ranting of “John E. Smokes.” Yet somehow, the album managed to get the straight media to actually notice. For all its strangeness, Hairway got rave notices in places that had never paid the band any attention previously. It was the Buttholes' last album of the '80s and marks the beginning of their ascendance into something akin to commercial success. Not that the band actually imagined anything at all like that occurring
Původní vydání: 1988
Žánr: Rock
Styl: Alternative Rock
• Hairway to Steven was recorded after the band relocated to Driftwood, at a studio in Dallas. The sessions went fast because the band was more or less laying down new songs from the live set they'd been touring for a while. And although those songs now have actual titles, when the album was first released, the tunes were denoted by small cartoon drawings, in an attempt to assure the impossibility of radio play. The music is a blast, ranging from the blood-smeared guitar-overload of “Jimi” to the acoustic guitar-based sing-along sweetness of “I Saw an X-Ray of a Girl Passing Gas” to the Fugs-like ranting of “John E. Smokes.” Yet somehow, the album managed to get the straight media to actually notice. For all its strangeness, Hairway got rave notices in places that had never paid the band any attention previously. It was the Buttholes' last album of the '80s and marks the beginning of their ascendance into something akin to commercial success. Not that the band actually imagined anything at all like that occurring
Další informace
| Interpret | Butthole Surfers |
|---|---|
| Titul | Hairway To Steven |
| Nosič | LP |
| Typ nosiče | LP |
| Dostupnost | Vyjde 20/09/2024 |
| Tracklist | A1. Jimi A2. Ricky A3. I Saw an X-Ray of a Girl Passing Gas B1. John E. Smoke B2. Rocky B3. Julio Iglesias B4. Backass B5. Fast Song |
| Popis | Formát: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue Původní vydání: 1988 Žánr: Rock Styl: Alternative Rock • Hairway to Steven was recorded after the band relocated to Driftwood, at a studio in Dallas. The sessions went fast because the band was more or less laying down new songs from the live set they'd been touring for a while. And although those songs now have actual titles, when the album was first released, the tunes were denoted by small cartoon drawings, in an attempt to assure the impossibility of radio play. The music is a blast, ranging from the blood-smeared guitar-overload of “Jimi” to the acoustic guitar-based sing-along sweetness of “I Saw an X-Ray of a Girl Passing Gas” to the Fugs-like ranting of “John E. Smokes.” Yet somehow, the album managed to get the straight media to actually notice. For all its strangeness, Hairway got rave notices in places that had never paid the band any attention previously. It was the Buttholes' last album of the '80s and marks the beginning of their ascendance into something akin to commercial success. Not that the band actually imagined anything at all like that occurring |
| SKU | OLELP2059 |
| Ean | 0191401205917 |
| Rok vydání | 2024 |
| Pořadové číslo | 1000200126 |
| Sleva | Sleva 10 % |
| Doporučená prodejní cena | 569,00 Kč |
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