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Come on Pilgrim [EP]
(1987)
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Pixies
Amazingly, the Pixies' 1987 debut EP, Come on Pilgrim, was compiled from the quickly, inexpensively made demo tape -- paid for by Black Francis' dad -- the band made at Boston's legendary Fort Apache studio soon after they formed. 4AD was so taken with the tape that they released eight of the songs as this mini-album. It's easy to see why they ...
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Wave of Mutilation: The Best of Pixies
(2004)
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Pixies
4AD tries, tries again with Wave of Mutilation: The Best of the Pixies, the second Pixies best-of they've released since the band broke up in 1992 and the companion piece to the long-awaited, simultaneously released DVD Pixies. Lessons have been learned from 1997's half-baked Death to the Pixies: this compilation's track listing is in more or less ...
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Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions of The Pixies
(2007)
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Various Artists
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Surfer Rosa
(1988)
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Pixies
One of the most compulsively listenable college rock albums of the '80s, the Pixies' 1988 full-length debut Surfer Rosa fulfilled the promise of Come on Pilgrim and, thanks to Steve Albini's production, added a muscular edge that made their harshest moments seem even more menacing and perverse. On songs like "Something Against You," Black Francis' ...
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Chick Habit
(1995)
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April March
1995's Chick Habit was a complete turnaround from the ultra-twee and largely acoustic pop of April March's self-titled debut EP. Taking off from a lifelong interest in French music and culture (the former Elinor Blake studied in the country as a teenager), Chick Habit is a note-perfect re-creation of French ye-ye music of the 1960s. March, whose ...
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That's the Way of the World
(1975)
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Earth, Wind & Fire
Earth, Wind & Fire has delivered more than its share of excellent albums, but if a person could own only one EWF release, the logical choice would be That's the Way of the World, which was the band's best album as well as its best-selling. Open Our Eyes had been a major hit and sold over half a million units, but it was World that established EWF ...
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African Percussion for Trance
(2002)
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Guem
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Everready
(2006)
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Tech N9ne
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Planet Earth [Original Soundtrack]
(2006)
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Original TV Soundtrack
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Surfer Rosa/Come on Pilgrim
(1988)
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Pixies
When Rough Trade reissued the Pixies' seminal full-length debut album, Surfer Rosa, on CD, they added the terrific mini-album Come on Pilgrim as a bonus. While it's nice to have these two records on one disc, the sequencing of Come on Pilgrim after Surfer Rosa is a little disconcerting, since the two albums each have distinctive sounds that clash ...
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Everything's Gone Green
(2007)
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Original Soundtrack
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Open Our Eyes [Bonus Tracks]
(2003)
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Earth, Wind & Fire
Finally, after almost half a decade of serious dues-paying, Earth, Wind & Fire took off commercially with its fifth album, Open Our Eyes. EWF had been delivering great albums since 1971, but it wasn't until 1974 that the public proved genuinely receptive to Maurice White's mystical and unorthodox take on soul and funk. No longer would EWF enjoy ...
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Death to the Pixies 1987-1991
(1997)
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Pixies
Death to the Pixies distills the highlights of the Pixies' remarkably consistent catalog. Most of the usual suspects are here: "Debaser," "Here Comes Your Man," "Bone Machine," "Gigantic," "Where Is My Mind?," "Velouria," "Nimrod's Son," "Wave of Mutilation," and "Monkey Gone to Heaven." Disc Two is a 21-song live disc culled from a terrific 1990 ...
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Improvisations in Concert
(1996)
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Peter Kater and R. Carlos Nakai
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Pixies at the BBC
(1998)
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Pixies
Between 1988 and 1991, the Pixies performed six sessions at the BBC, playing on a variety of programs. For years, these sessions were hot bootleg items, especially since their first session for John Peel (on May 3, 1988) featured two otherwise unreleased covers -- the Beatles' "Wild Honey Pie" and "(In Heaven) Lady in the Radiator Song," from ...
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Alpha Dog
(2007)
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Original Soundtrack
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Fallout Stations
(2007)
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The Foundry Field Recordings
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Frank Black Francis
(2004)
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Frank Black/Black Francis
2004 was the year that Charles Kitteridge Thompson IV seemed to finally find a balance between the legacy of his work with the Pixies and his separate identity as a solo artist. After all, that year's reunion with the Pixies could have only come about because he felt secure enough in his work as Frank Black to revisit the songs he wrote as Black ...
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World Safari
(2004)
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Jack Grunsky
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The Observer
(2006)
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Mecca Normal
Mecca Normal frontwoman Jean Smith cooks up an ingenious idea for a concept album with The Observer, which tackles the pros and woes of online dating with results that wind up mixed. Launched with "I'm Not into Being the Woman You're with While You're Looking for the Woman You Want," the actual song is less involved than its lengthy title suggests ...
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So Long, Scarecrow
(2005)
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Scarling
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The Trashcan Electric
(2005)
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Williamson
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Open Our Eyes
(1974)
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Earth, Wind & Fire
Finally, after almost half a decade of serious dues-paying, Earth, Wind & Fire took off commercially with its fifth album, Open Our Eyes. EWF had been delivering great albums since 1971, but it wasn't until 1974 that the public proved genuinely receptive to Maurice White's mystical and unorthodox take on soul and funk. No longer would EWF enjoy ...
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Mountain Rock
(2004)
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Dear Nora
One could get frustrated with the short lengths of Dear Nora's precious indie pop. But with songs that are so emotionally sincere as they are on Mountain Rock, it's hard to be bitter. Performed and recorded by Katy Davidson in rural Arizona (her home state), she shifts from her band's girl group-inspired indie pop to heart-on-sleeve solo ...
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Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
(1999)
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Wesley Willis
This second collection of "hits" from Wesley Willis assembles the schizophrenic underground artist's work from the late '90s, including three tracks released by the Wesley Willis Fiasco, his short-lived punk rock band. Willis is at his best as a storyteller with his perpetually programmed Casio-beat backdrop. His tendency to start and end many ...
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