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² tracks : 04 ²
² time : 21:05 min ²
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² size : 29,0 MB ²
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Ü°Ü ß ú str.date: 06/01/1992 ß
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² Evolving from a garage-punk band in the vein of ²
² the Replacements, Dinosaur Jr., and Mudhoney to ²
² a literate, pretentious, soul-inflected ²
² post-punk quartet, the Afghan Whigs were one of ²
² the most critically acclaimed alternative bands ²
² of the early '90s. Although the band never broke ²
² into the mainstream, they developed a dedicated ²
² cult following, primarily because of lead ²
² singer/songwriter Greg Dulli's tortured, ²
² angst-ridden tales of broken relationships and ²
² self-loathing. The Afghan Whigs were one of the ²
² few alternative bands around in the late '90s to ²
² acknowledge R&B, attempting to create a fusion ²
² of soul and post-punk. ²
² The Afghan Whigs were formed when the members ù ²
² vocalist/rhythm guitarist Greg Dulli, bassist ²
² John Curley, lead guitarist Rick McCollum, and ²
² drummer Steve Earle ù were attending the ²
² University of Cincinnati. Dulli, who was raised ²
² in Hamilton, OH, was studying film at the ²
² university, where he met fellow students ²
² McCollum and Earle. Unlike the rest of the band, ²
² Curley didn't attend the University of ²
² Cincinnati. He arrived in the city to intern as ²
² a photographer at the Cincinnati Enquirer, which ²
² his father ù who published USA Today ù arranged ²
² for him; for the next few years, Curley ²
² continued to shoot pictures for the paper, ²
² quitting only when the band's schedule became ²
² too busy for him to work both jobs. Dulli ²
² happened to meet Curley when visiting a friend's ²
² apartment building. Eventually, the pair formed ²
² the Afghan Whigs in 1986, along with McCollum ²
² and Earle. ²
² ²
² In 1988, the Afghan Whigs released their debut ²
² album, Big Top Halloween, on their independent ²
² record label, Ultrasuede. The album received ²
² good word-of-mouth in underground music ²
² publications and college radio. A copy of the ²
² record worked its way to the influential ²
² Seattle-based independent record label Sub Pop, ²
² and the label arranged for the Whigs to release ²
² a one-off single. The single led to a full-blown ²
² record contract with Sub Pop. Up in It, their ²
² first Sub Pop album, was released in 1990. For ²
² the next two years, the Afghan Whigs toured ²
² America consistently, occasionally heading over ²
² to Europe and England. In 1992, their third ²
² album, Congregation, was released to very ²
² positive reviews. After its release, the band ²
² was courted by a number of major labels. The ²
² band released one more record on Sub Pop, an EP ²
² of soul and R&B covers called Uptown Avondale, ²
² and signed to Elektra Records. ²
² ²
² Gentlemen, the band's major-label debut, was ²
² released to considerable critical acclaim in the ²
² fall of 1993. "Debonair," the first single ²
² pulled from the album, received major play from ²
² MTV, and all of the reviews were positive. ²
² Nevertheless, the band wasn't able to ascend ²
² past cult status and all the critical praise ²
² even engendered a backlash, most notably in the ²
² form of an anti-Whigs fanzine called Fat Greg ²
² Dulli. In the summer of 1994, the band released ²
² the What Jail Is Like EP to coincide with their ²
² American tour. Upon the completion of their ²
² international tour in the fall of 1994, the band ²
² took an extended break. Steve Earle left the ²
² band in the spring of 1995; he was replaced by ²
² Paul Buchignani, just before the band entered ²
² the studio to record their fifth album. Black ²
² Love, their second album for Elektra, was ²
² released in the spring of 1996. Again, the album ²
² received positive reviews but the band failed to ²
² break out of their cult status. 1965, their ²
² first effort for new label Columbia, followed ²
² two years later. However, with the band members ²
² living in different states, it would prove to be ²
² their last; in February of 2001, the band called ²
² it quits, citing geographical separation. ²
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² 01 Band Of Gold 03:26 ²
² 02 True Love Travels On A Gravel Road 03:29 ²
² 03 Come See About Me 03:46 ²
² 04 Beware 10:24 ²
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