Steve_Turner_And_His_Bad_Ideas-Steve_Turner_And_His_Bad_Ideas-CD-FLAC-2004-401

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     Artist......: Steve Turner And His Bad Ideas
     Album.......: Steve Turner And His Bad Ideas

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Houston Party
     Genre.......: Indie


     Tracks......: 13
     Bitrate.....: 840 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:30:33  (192.MB)
     Rls date....: 2026-01-03
     Store date..: 2004-04-20
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.steveturnerandhisbadideas.bandcamp.com/



     01 The Grand Introduction                                           1:01
     02 Zero on the Scale                                                1:45
     03 A Beautiful Winter (Feat. Holly Golightly)                       3:55
     04 I-5 Corridor                                                     1:52
     05 I Want You in My Arms                                            2:24
     06 Dimebag Blues                                                    3:16
     07 Painting a Picture                                               2:06
     08 Chalkie's on a Bummer                                            2:10
     09 I Love the Sound of My Guitar When It Sings                      2:02
     10 Greenback Dollar                                                 2:40
     11 Things to Give Away                                              2:18
     12 Someday Baby (Feat. Holly Golightly)                             1:56
     13 Move Ahead                                                       3:08



     Proving that his 2003 solo debut, Searching for Melody, was no fluke, Steve
     Turner promptly issued a follow-up EP, A Beautiful Winter, and the
     full-length And His Bad Ideas a year later. But unlike his debut, which was
     surprisingly un-Mudhoney-like (it largely included singer/songwriter and
     roots rock compositions), Turner's sophomore full-length sees the
     singer/guitarist crank things up a notch. This is especially evidenced by
     such tracks as the album-opening "The Grand Introduction" (which features
     some very Neil Young-ish, crackling guitar), "Zero on the Scale," and the
     gloriously titled "I Love the Sound of My Guitar." While it's still not the
     all-out energy blast that Mudhoney often is, the material here is much more
     along the lines of what you'd expect from one of grunge's guitar greats.
     Turner is joined once more by the same cast of characters as his debut
     (including Mudhoney's Dan Peters and Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard) in addition
     to several new guests, including former Thee Headcoatees member Holly
     Golightly, who supplies vocals on a few tracks (including the jangly,
     country-tinged "A Beautiful Winter"). As with his debut, Turner has once
     more issued a strong album unlike what most longtime Mudhoney fans would
     expect from him.

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