Luscious_Jackson-Fever_In_Fever_Out-CD-FLAC-1996-401

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     Artist......: Luscious Jackson
     Album.......: Fever In Fever Out

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Capitol
     Genre.......: Rock


     Tracks......: 14
     Bitrate.....: 779 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:47:17  (300.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-03-01
     Store date..: 1996-10-29
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.lusciousjackson.us/



     01 Naked Eye                                                        4:40
     02 Don't Look Back                                                  3:11
     03 Door                                                             0:06
     04 Mood Swing                                                       3:21
     05 Under Your Skin                                                  3:58
     06 Electric                                                         3:09
     07 Take A Ride                                                      6:47
     08 Water Your Garden                                                4:23
     09 Soothe Yourself                                                  4:14
     10 Why Do I Lie?                                                    3:19
     11 One Thing                                                        3:04
     12 Parade                                                           0:11
     13 Faith                                                            3:05
     14 Stardust                                                         3:49



     Luscious Jackson are an 'all-female band'. This would normally send a
     shiver down most people's spines as they recall those dreaded words.
     Remember Bananarama, The Belle Stars, The Nolans and the more talented but
     still undeniably amateurish punk/new wave bands such as The Raincoats, The
     Runaways and The Slits? So welcome this rare exception to female bands;
     talented musicians who can write their own tunes. 'Fever In Fever Out'
     itself is altogether less pop-oriented and more restrained but on its own
     terms is another fine record.

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