50,000 B.C. [ECD]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:44:32
50,000 B.C. is an Enhanced CD containing both a full audio program as well as multimedia computer files. Shudder To Think: Craig Wedren (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Nathan Larson (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Stuart Hill (bass, background vocals). Additional personnel: Kevin March, Adam Wade (drums); Steve Calhoun (percussion). Recorded at Magic Shop, Electric Lady and Soundtrack Studios, New York, New York; Water Music, Hoboken, New Jersey. Personnel: Craig Wedren (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Nathan Larson (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Adam Wade , Kevin March (drums); Steve Calhoon (percussion); Stuart Hill (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Carl Glanville. Recording information: Electric Lady, New York, NY; Magic Shop, New York, NY; Soundtrack Studios, New York, NY; Water Music, Hoboken, NJ. Photographer: Nitin Vadukul. Washington, D.C.'s Shudder To Think has made a career out of confounding expectations. The band's early albums were released on the renowned D.C. punk label Dischord, and sported distinctly poppish songs in stark contrast to the rest of the label's crash-and-burn roster. Conversely, those who were attracted by the exuberant pop hooks and melodic know-how were often put off by Shudder To Think's angular, often abrasive guitar sound. On 50,000 B.C., the band once again combines pop and punk in an original manner that has nothing whatsoever to do with Green Day and its legions of soundalikes. With Guitarist Craig Wedren's sweet tenor weaving its way through arch, art-punk guitar riffs, Shudder To Think sounds like nothing so much as Matthew Sweet fronting Fugazi. Several songs betray a Beatles/Buddy Holly influence and show that the band's roots extend far beyond the Buzzcocks and Wire, whose echoes can also be heard in the album's mix of punky power and poppy precision.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)