Shellac - At Action Park (CD) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Shellac
- EAN/UPC
- 0036172084128
- Product Type
- CD
- Label
- Touch And Go
- Cat No
- TG141CD
- Released
- 1994
- Pressing
- USA
- Studio
- Touch & Go
- Music Genre
- Alternative rock , Indie , Rock
- Styles
- Alternative Rock, Indie Rock
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Description
Shellac — At Action Park
Format: CD • Label: Touch And Go (TG141CD) • Released: 1994 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock
Tracklist:
1. My Black Ass
2. Pull The Cup
3. The Admiral
4. Crow
5. Song Of The Minerals
6. A Minute
7. The Idea Of North
8. Dog And Pony Show
9. Boche's Dick
10. Il ****o Star
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
Indie rock band from Chicago, IL, USA, formed in 1992 by vocalist/guitarist Steve Albini and drummer Todd Trainer. Former Naked Raygun bassist Camilo Gonzalez sat in on the band's first few rehearsals and recorded one song ("Rambler Song") with them before Bob Weston joined to permanently fill the bass position.
Their music have been classified as post-hardcore, noise rock and math rock, but Shellac described themselves as a "minimalist rock trio".
Shellac recorded and performed infrequently due to their geographic separation (Albini lived in Chicago, as does Weston; Trainer lives in Minnesota) and the fact that all the members had day jobs (Albini was a recording engineer, as is Weston; Trainer managed a warehouse and tended bar).
Source: Discogs