Product Details
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| 1. Dig Me Out |
| 2. One More Hour |
| 3. Turn It On |
| 4. The Drama You've Been Craving |
| 5. Heart Factory |
| 6. Words And Guitar |
| 7. It's Enough |
| 8. Little Babies |
| 9. Not What You Want |
| 10. Buy Her Candy |
| 11. Things You Say |
| 12. Dance Song '97 |
| 13. Jenny |
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all the drama that you crave,
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Ce commentaire est de: Dig Me Out (Audio CD)
Sleater-Kinney's Dig Me Out is not only one of the finest records of the 1990's, it's a pivotal cross-section of 90's music - spitfire women striking independence on one end, vulnerable earthy types pow-wowing on the other. It may be a masterful sonic assault of punk fury, but it's punk fury mixed with intimacy and fragility. When Corin Tucker wails in the title track to dig her, "out of my body, out of my skin," you feel wounded alright, but it's in the humanity of such a line and the honesty of its production. The songs don't let down from there - the sad love-triangle crackdown of "One More Hour," the fury of "Words and Guitar," the sexiness of "Dance Song '97." This is the moment that a very good band became a great one with the capacity to topple over rock's foundation by aiming for its heart.
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just adding to what's already said,
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Ce commentaire est de: Dig Me Out (Audio CD)
A fantastic album from Sleater-Kinney, there's really nothing I can say that hasn't already been covered in the 60 some reviews of this album. I really wanted to share some trivia... the cover to this album is an homage to the Kinks, whose album The Kink Kontroversy the album design copies.
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Ce commentaire est de: Dig Me Out (Audio CD)
every song on this album puts a feeling in my stomach. it reminds me of my first three years of college when i was discovering that there was so much great music out there, but smetimes you have to dig it out. they wear their emotions on their sleevs and are brutaly honest. corin tucker shredds her voice, and while some don't seem to like it, i think it's one of the most distinctive voices in the past 15 years. loud, yet vulnerable. i've seen them live twice here in chapel-hill, and they blew the roof off the place. this music reminds me of the freedom bands should have to TRULY express themselves. this is the one to start with, then move on to the fantastic "call the doctor".
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