Le Tigre - Le Tigre
Label:
Catalog#:
WIJ LP 1108
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
1999
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro,
Synth-pop
Tracklist
| A1 | Deceptacon | 3:04 | X | |
| A2 | Hot Topic | 3:44 | X | |
| Backing Vocals - Jen Smith , Lake Lloyd , Tammy Rae Carland | ||||
| A3 | What's Yr Take On Cassavetes? | 2:22 | X | |
| A4 | The The Empty | 2:04 | X | |
| A5 | Phanta | 3:14 | X | |
| A6 | Eau D'Bedroom Dancing | 2:55 | X | |
| B1 | Let's Run | 2:34 | X | |
| B2 | My My Metrocard | 2:54 | X | |
| B3 | Friendship Station | 3:07 | X | |
| B4 | Slideshow At Free University | 2:48 | X | |
| B5 | Dude. Yr So Crazy! | 3:26 | X | |
| B6 | Les And Ray | 2:05 | X | |
Credits
Mastered By -
Mike Marsh
Mixed By - Suze Dyer* (tracks: B3)
Producer, Composed By, Lyrics By, Arranged By - Le Tigre
Producer, Trumpet, Percussion [Dishrack], Handclaps, Drums [Live Toms] - Chris Stamey
Recorded By - Kathleen Hanna (tracks: A4, B2, B3)
Recorded By [Basic Tracks] - Johanna Fateman (tracks: B5)
Mixed By - Suze Dyer* (tracks: B3)
Producer, Composed By, Lyrics By, Arranged By - Le Tigre
Producer, Trumpet, Percussion [Dishrack], Handclaps, Drums [Live Toms] - Chris Stamey
Recorded By - Kathleen Hanna (tracks: A4, B2, B3)
Recorded By [Basic Tracks] - Johanna Fateman (tracks: B5)
Notes
Hand Claps are credited on the sleeve notes as "most insane clapping". This is probably an in-joke between the co-producer and the band. Tammy Rae Carland not only sings on track 2 - she is mentioned in the lyrics.
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Reviews & Discussion
This album is wonderful! Kathleen Hanna has really come a long way from her former adolescent PUNK age, to her new and improved electro-punk style she has come to present today. Not only is she women empowering, she is also queer-core all the way! She has always been that way, pro-queer, pro-femenism. Just now in the electro-punk scene she is more empowering of both instead of just girls. She has definetly lessened her feminist rage, and has matured in many ways. Bikini Kill was her ranting and raving, RIOT GRRL, angry bitch band (which i loved!!!). When leaving Bikini Kill she went towards the experimental/electro-punk a couple years later to pop up with an album titling herself Julie Ruin. More and more Kathleen Hanna evolved into what she is now today, empowering girls and fags of all ages. Kathleen Hanna really knows how to empower and revolutionize. This album is suggested for the open-minded and feminist @ heart. These are GRRRRREAT bedroom jams!!!!