The_Judybats-Down_In_The_Shacks_Where_The_Satellite_Dishes_Grow-1992-404

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Artist: The Judybats
Album: Down In The Shacks Where The Satellite Dishes Grow
Bitrate: 264kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.100 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Sire
Genre: Rock
Size: 94.36 megs
PlayTime: 0h 47min 20sec total
Rip Date: 2021-03-19
Store Date: 1992-02-18
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Track List:
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01. Our Story                        4:35
02. She's Sad She Said               3:18
03. How It Is                        4:26
04. Down In The Shacks Where The     4:06
    Satellite Dishes Grow
05. Margot Known As Missy            3:23
06. Witches' Night                   6:26
07. Is Anything                      2:54
08. Poor Bruised World               3:03
09. Animal Farm                      3:33
10. Saturday                         3:30
11. Lullaby - Weren't We Wild        4:25
12. When Things Get Slow Around      3:41
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Release Notes:
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The JudyBats, who had formed as college students in Knoxville, released their
second album, the wordily titled Down in the Shacks Where the Satellite Dishes
Grow, in 1992. There is a definite R.E.M. influence in the band's jangly sound,
but there are also elements of Brit-pop, particularly the Smiths. The Smiths
vibe is obvious on the opening track, "Our Story." Lead singer Jeff Heiskell
possesses the droll delivery of Morrissey, but without the overly dramatic
mannerisms. "She's Sad She Said," is a delightful slice of pop music despite the
somber lyric about the musings of an objectified woman. Guitarists Ed Winters
and Johnny Sughrue provide a backdrop that ranges from chiming to sweetly
melodic and Peg Hambright contributes some lovely harmonies and violin. Other
standouts include the title track,with its nursery rhyme-like lyric, "Poor
Bruised World," and a cover of the Ray Davies-penned "Animal Farm." Sweetly
melodic and impressively tuneful.

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