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Fake Can Be Just as Good by Blonde Redhead (CD, Mar-1997, Touch & Go) 
Fake Can Be Just as Good by Blonde Redhead (CD, Mar-1997, Touch & Go)

 
Fake Can Be Just as Good by Blonde Redhead (CD, Mar-1997, Touch & Go)

Release Date: Mar 1997
Format: CD
Record Label: Touch & Go
Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop
UPC: 036172086924
Product ID: EPID3249877
Description: Blonde Redhead: Kazu Makino, Amedeo Pace (vocals, guitar); Simone Pace (keyboards, drums). Additional personnel: Vern Rumsey (bass). Recorded in Seattle, Washington in October 1996. Blonde Redhead combines elements of Japanese noise rock...
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Track Listing
1. Kazuality
2. Symphony of Treble
3. Water
4. Ego Maniac Kid
5. Bipolar
6. Pier Paolo
7. Oh, James
8. Futurism vs. Passeism

Details
Producer:Blonde Redhead
Distributor:Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Blonde Redhead: Kazu Makino, Amedeo Pace (vocals, guitar); Simone Pace (keyboards, drums).
Additional personnel: Vern Rumsey (bass).
Recorded in Seattle, Washington in October 1996.
Blonde Redhead combines elements of Japanese noise rock with avant-garde New York City rock guitars that fluctuate between softness and a buzz-saw grind. The band will do anything to make you notice. Steady, consistent drum beats, free of flashy fills, keep you focused on that guitar whirl, and high-pitched sound effects, which sound as if they could have come off a vintage Atari video game, accentuate it.
FAKE CAN BE JUST AS GOOD, the band's third album, finds Unwound bassist Vern Rumsey filling in for the departed Maki Takahashi, and Rumsey's deep bellows strike a neat balance with those shrieking guitars. Together, they build jagged rhythms, which they can transform into steady riffs in the blink of an eye.

Editorial Reviews
...At their more conventional they recall Die Kreuzen, Pere Ubu and even Television. If you don't own anyting by Live Skull or pre-1988 Sonic Youth, you'll love this. If you do, you'll find it pleasantly nostalgic.
Melody Maker (04/19/1997)

Blonde Redhead's love of New York art rock/no wave/noisecore is profound, and everywhere in evidence....a richly textured, finely wrought mess of a record...
Option (05/01/1997)

[The album] finds Blonde Redhead joined by Unwound bassist Vern Rumsey and stretched to the snapping point on these eight expressions of anxiety, tension and urban angst.
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