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Overview
Track Listing
1
Intro - External Menace, Angie Hart
2
Secret Adversary - External Menace, Angie Hart, Internal/Ext
3
Hope - External Menace, Internal/External, Lois Maffeo
4
Skin - Carrie Brownstein, External Menace, Internal/External
5
Candystripper - Rachel Carns, External Menace, Internal/Exte
6
Stepping Up to the Mic - External Menace, Kathleen Hanna, In
7
N.W. Instrumental [Instrumental] - External Menace, Internal
8
Talk Too Loud - External Menace, Internal/External, Tae Won
9
Townes Van Zandt - External Menace, Internal/External
10
I Knew Them - External Menace, Internal/External, Slim Moon
11
Ornery - External Menace, Internal/External
12
Quantize [Instrumental] - External Menace, Internal/External
13
I/E - External Menace
Details
- Genre: Electronic
- Release Date: February 2000
- Label: K Records (USA)
- Format: Vinyl
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio Format: Stereo
- Engineer: Paul E. Schuster
Music Reviews
Editorial Reviews
Spin (4/00, p.201) - "Meet Paul Schuster...[another] rep of the international pop underground choosing candy-colored iMacs over bumper-stickered Epiphone guitars to reinvent punk....Keep it real, kids."
Magnet (6-7/00, p.82) - "...Incredibly creative....a gleaming juxtaposition of [Paul] Schuster's experimental-rock brainstorms. With overlapping attempts at spoken word, psychedelic space muzak, funk, punk, dub and obtuse electronica..."
CMJ (2/7/00, p.3) - "...this charming batch of synth-led tunes is oriented toward new wave, Atari sound effects, and the swinging 60s....Filled with earnest, irreverent spoken wordplay and hooky but never obvious song structures...[It] gives new meaning to the term 'beat poetry'."
