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Superchunk [Reissue] [LP]

Current price: $15.99
Superchunk [Reissue] [LP]
Superchunk [Reissue] [LP]

Barnes and Noble

Superchunk [Reissue] [LP]

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In respect to the rest of their impressive catalog, 's debut LP is basically a ragged hint of promise from a group who would later become a fixture of indie rock. Over ten tracks of poorly recorded albeit thundering rock & roll, singer/guitarist and crew play a punk rock hybrid that leans toward the possibility of a more complicated future but never really realizes it. The record has a few winning tracks, including the opening "Sick to Move" and the indie ethos affirmation "My Noise," but in retrospect, the only really important song included on the record is the longtime anthem "Slack Motherfucker." The song's call to arms of "I'm workin'/but I'm not working for you," written while was paying his bills with work behind the counter of a local Kinkos, has forever become a part of the band's legacy and has been covered by numerous artist since appearing on this record. completeists will probably see a need for this record in their collections, but the much more accessible collection contains all this record's high points as well as the follow-up singles that saw the band really get moving in a more inspiring direction. ~ Peter J. D'Angelo

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