Track Listing
1. Westport Ferry
2. Blight
3. Good Morning Mr. Hard On
4. I Ain't Crazy Enough
5. Protein Drink / Sewing Machine
6. Let's Get Down to Buisness
7. George Wallace
8. Pc
9. Snowblind
10. Miserable
11. Bastards in Bubbles
12. Cataclysm
13. Let's Get Down to Business
14. Blight - (alternate take)
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | David Lowery, John Keane | | Distributor: | Phantom Import Distributi | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Brute includes: Vic Chesnutt (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Michael N. Houser (guitar); John F. Bell (dobro, background vocals); John R. Hermann (keyboards); David A. Schools (bass); Todd A. Nance (drums, percussion).
Additional personnel: David Lowery (guitar); John Keane (pedal steel guitar, background vocals); Johnny Hickman (harmonica).
Recorded at John Keane's Studio, Athens, Georgia.
NINE HIGH A PALLET features 14 tracks from Brute, a collaboration between Vic Chestnutt and Widespread Panic. The songs on this album include "Westport Ferry," "Snowblind," and "Blight."
Editorial Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - ...praised for its fleshed-out sound and cool waft of Americana...it still sounds fresh 5 years on....[It] enhanced Vic Chesnutt's reputation as a tunesmith...
Q (04/01/2000)
...Vic Chestnutt's latest batch of songs....the general impression is of the rottenness of humanity, be it the self-righteous rock star pilloried in 'PC', the self-lacerating 'Miserable' or the 'warm bodies [wrapped] in plastic wrap' salvaged from a maritime disaster in 'Western Ferry'...
Mojo (03/01/2000)
...in the strength of the songs, it beats anything [Chesnutt's] ever done in terms of making him sound like a top-rank artist who remains compelling even when his considerable eccentricities stay submerged...
Option (03/01/1996)
...NINE HIGH A PALLET is the sort of album that seems created for the term `not what you expected'...
Alternative Press (12/01/1995)
A collaboration between cult faves Vic Chesnutt and Widespread Panic, Brute. could be seen as the indie version of Neil Young and Pearl Jam....Each reins in past excesses, producing a compelling, rollicking disc. - Rating: A-
Entertainment Weekly (09/29/1995)
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