Blake Babies - Innocence And Experience '1993
Artist | Blake Babies Related artists |
Album name | Innocence And Experience |
Country | |
Date | 1993 |
Genre | Indie Rock |
Play time | 00:45:59 |
Format / Bitrate | Stereo 1420 Kbps
/ 44.1 kHz MP3 320 Kbps |
Media | CD |
Size | 111 / 310 mb |
Price | Download $2.95 |
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Tracklist 01. Wipe It Up 02. Rain 03. Boiled Potato 04. Lament 05. Cesspool 06. You Don't Give Up 07. Star 08. Sanctify 09. Out There 10. Girl In A Box 11. I'm Not Your Mother 12. Temptation Eyes 13. Downtime 14. Over And Over (Live) Perched right on the edge of genuine stardom thanks to the critical adoration of 1990's Sunburn and the general sea change heralded by the commercial success of Nirvana and other alt rockers, the Blake Babies chose instead to break up. It was nothing personal; John P. Strohm and Freda Boner were homesick for Indiana and Juliana Hatfield didn't want to leave Boston. That sort of casualness typified the band throughout their brief existence, and indeed, it's a huge part of their charm. Coyly taking their name from the most famous book of poetry by their name's inspiration, Innocence and Experience is a similarly off-the-cuff collection. Less a full-career overview than a collection of rarities, favorite tracks, and demos, the 14-track collection hits all of the group's releases, paying particular attention to Sunburn and its immediate predecessor, 1989's Earwig. It has some faults as a retrospective, but it does hit almost all of the high points (Earwig's "Take Your Head off My Shoulder" and Sunburn's "Look Away" are the most egregious omissions) and the demos are interestingly different from the more familiar versions. Also of interest to Hatfield fans is the inclusion of "Boiled Potato," the rarity that Hatfield would rework as the anorexia metaphor "Feed Me" on her 1992 EP I See You. All publication of the user fantastik - IsraBox