Agent 99 - Little Pieces: 1993-1995

Label:

Shanachie

Catalog#:

5731

Format:

CD, Album

Country:

USA & Canada

Released:

1998

Genre:

Reggae, Rock

Style:

Punk, Ska

Tracklist

1	Get A Grip	3:05
2	Walk	4:33
3	Words	2:50
4	Little Pieces	3:49
5	You Already Know	2:36
6	Kingston On My Mind	3:39
7	Murder For Rent (Record Exec Mix)	1:38
8	Elektra	2:54
9	Little Rude Riding Hood	1:28
10	Biggest Boy	2:56
11	River Cobain	2:58
12	Murder For Rent (Punk Rock Mix)	1:50
13	Happy?	3:58
14	Back To The Underground	2:09
15	Look At You Now	3:31
16	Alzheimerska/Get A Grip	4:04
17	Little Rude Riding Hood	1:38
18	Theme	3:33
19	Sweet Dreams	1:56

Credits

Artwork By [Cover Art] - Chris Jordan
Artwork By [Cover Lettering] - Tim Cronin
Bass - Alec Baillie
Drums, Other [Liner Notes] - Ara Babajian
Executive Producer - Lorien Harmon
Flute, Other [Liner Notes], Vocals - Dunia Best
Guitar - "Agent" Jay Nugent*
Mastered By - Allen Douches*
Other [Booklet Design] - Joan Pelosi
Photography - Ed Price
Producer - Agent 99 (tracks: 1 to 6) , Ahmed Best (tracks: 7, 14, 15) , Chris Richards (4) (tracks: 1 to 6)
Recorded By - Punk Rock Pat (tracks: 8, 9)

Notes

Tracks 1-6 Recorded 9/93 at Tin Pan Alley, NYC.
Tracks 8 & 9 Recorded Spring, 1994.
Tracks 10-13 Recorded Summer, 1994 in Gillian's parents' Dining room, Voiced and mixed at Noise, NY
Tracks 7, 14 & 15 Recorded Winter, 95 @ Context Studios
Mastered @ West West Side Music
Tracks 16-19 were recorded in February 1994 at CBGB NYC.

© Shanachie Entertainment Corp.
barcode: 0 16351 57312 4
CD Matrix: 27508AD-03BR SH-5731 982D3-1314

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Rated 5/5

Review by ruderthanyourmom Jun 16, 2008

I first heard this band on "Ska Down Her Way", a female fronted Ska compilation and hands down, "Look at you Now" was by far the best track on the album! For those of you who like a good mix of 1st-3rd wave ska sounds, this band melds them into a groove that cannot be denied. Additional standout tracks on this album in my opinion are: "Back to the Underground", "Kingston on my Mind". However the entire album is highly recommended!