ARTIST: Pilot Scott Tracy
TITLE: We Cut Loose!
LABEL: Alternative Tentacles Records
GENRE: Indie
BITRATE: 233kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 39m total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-10-10
RIP DATE: 2006-09-23
Track List
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1. Run Run, Run 1:40
2. Just Like You 3:23
3. 5-19-22 3:46
4. Woo 2:36
5. 21 Years 2:30
6. So Strange 1:51
7. Under The Apple Tree 3:46
8. You Are Alone 1:54
9. Country Style 2:46
10. Jules Jean & Juliette 2:34
11. Cold As The North, Warm As The 2:38
South
12. There Is A Light That Never 3:58
Goes Out
13. Take A Flight II 6:09
Release Notes:
http://www.pstairlines.com/
http://www.alternativetentacles.com/
Pilot Scott Tracy is a brainchild of Scott and Tracy Cox-Stanton, formerly of
the Causey Way. It is a flight of fantasy based on the good old days of air
travel when stewardesses coddled you with free beverages and fluffed pillows.
Their music, described by one critic as "aggressively homo," is sometimes raw,
sometimes pretty, sometimes serious, sometimes silly, a delicious collision of
early punk and new wave.
The spark of inspiration was set off when Mark Mothersbaugh gave Scott and Tracy
a personal tour of the Devo HQ, schooling them on vintage keyboards, equipment,
and sounds. As with their last AT outing Any City, Scott dishes out the jagged
guitar attacks with his frantic, paranoid vocals while Tracy counteracts with
her serene, dreamy voice on the slow numbers, including a sublime cover of The
Smiths "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out."
This time around, PST's lineup has been fortified by four additional members
whose resumes include Man Or Astroman, Mooney Suzuki, and more musical madness!
Strip away the air travel theme, and you have a solid effort that references a
slew of original Punk/New Wave greats like Devo, the B-52s, and even The Cramps!
While real-life airlines stagnate and fizzle away into bankruptcy, PST Airlines'
stock continues to rise as the general public catches onto the New Wave-Punk
hybrid these kids pioneered back in their Causey days. It's time to cash in your
frequent flyer miles, baby!