Soft Pink Truth, The - Do You Want New Wave Or Do You Want The Soft Pink Truth?
Label:
Catalog#:
MEOW110
Format:
CD, Album, Digipack
Country:
US
Released:
Oct 2004
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro,
Experimental,
Tech House
Tracklist
| 1 | Kitchen | |||
| 2 | Do They Owe Us A Living? | |||
| Vocals - Vicki Bennett | ||||
| 3 | In School | |||
| 4 | Media Person / Vampire State Building | |||
| Vocals - Jeremy Scott | ||||
| 5 | I Owe It To The Girls | |||
| Vocals - Blevin Blectum | ||||
| 6 | Out Of Step | |||
| Vocals - Dani Siciliano | ||||
| 7 | Real Shocks | |||
| 8 | Confession | |||
| Vocals - Martin Schmidt | ||||
| 9 | Homo-Sexual | |||
| 10 | Lookin' Back | |||
Notes
All tracks (except for Track 10) are covers of 1970s & 1980s punk & hardcore songs. Track 10 is an old Broadway showtune.
Original artists:
1. Kitchen - L. Voag
2. Do They Owe Us A Living? - Crass
3. In School - Die Kreuzen
4. Media Person / Vampire State Building - Rudimentary Peni
5. I Owe It To the Girls - Teddy & The Frat Girls
6. Out of Step - Minor Threat
7. Real Shocks - The Swell Maps
8. Confession - Nervous Gender
9. Homo-Sexual - The Angry Samoans
10. Lookin' Back - Carol Channing
Track 4 is mistitled "Media Friend / Vampire State Building" on the cover of the release.
Original artists:
1. Kitchen - L. Voag
2. Do They Owe Us A Living? - Crass
3. In School - Die Kreuzen
4. Media Person / Vampire State Building - Rudimentary Peni
5. I Owe It To the Girls - Teddy & The Frat Girls
6. Out of Step - Minor Threat
7. Real Shocks - The Swell Maps
8. Confession - Nervous Gender
9. Homo-Sexual - The Angry Samoans
10. Lookin' Back - Carol Channing
Track 4 is mistitled "Media Friend / Vampire State Building" on the cover of the release.
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Reviews & Discussion
If you love matmos, then this side project of Drew Daniel. This album is his take on seminal classics, and is more of a cover album then a remix album. However, to these ears they come out better than the originals, and surprisingly enough, the album holds together quite well, in a very cohesive manner. Run don't walk to get this minimal electro dub masterpiece.