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Release Date: Nov 21, 2011
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The Weakerthans includes: John Samson (vocals, guitar); John P. Sutton (vocals, bass); Stephen Carroll (guitar); Jason Tait (drums, saw).
Additional personnel: Roberta Dempster (vocals); Lloyd Peterson (electric slide guitar).
Recorded at Private Ear Studios, Winnipeg, Canada in 1997.
Personnel: John K. Samson (vocals, guitar); John P. Sutton (vocals); Stephen Carroll (guitar); Jason Tait (drums).
Audio Mixers: Daryn Barry; Alfio Annibolini.
Recording information: Private Ear Studios, Winnipeg (1997).
Photographer: Jon Schledewitz.
Even though the Weakerthans feature bassist extraordinaire John K. Samson (formerly of Propaghandi), there is no way this could even come close to a musical comparison with his former band. These guys are a lot more laid-back, almost folky at times but in a way that couldn't be categorized as a hippie band. Lyrically, Samson's pen has a sharp, poetic tone, making it impossible for one not to be taken into his stories. Just imagine Jawbreaker meeting the Smoking Popes, but with a relaxed energy level that doesn't bore the listener. They even successfully incorporate a bow saw into their music -- how about that for innovation? ~ Mike DaRonco
Additional personnel: Roberta Dempster (vocals); Lloyd Peterson (electric slide guitar).
Recorded at Private Ear Studios, Winnipeg, Canada in 1997.
Personnel: John K. Samson (vocals, guitar); John P. Sutton (vocals); Stephen Carroll (guitar); Jason Tait (drums).
Audio Mixers: Daryn Barry; Alfio Annibolini.
Recording information: Private Ear Studios, Winnipeg (1997).
Photographer: Jon Schledewitz.
Even though the Weakerthans feature bassist extraordinaire John K. Samson (formerly of Propaghandi), there is no way this could even come close to a musical comparison with his former band. These guys are a lot more laid-back, almost folky at times but in a way that couldn't be categorized as a hippie band. Lyrically, Samson's pen has a sharp, poetic tone, making it impossible for one not to be taken into his stories. Just imagine Jawbreaker meeting the Smoking Popes, but with a relaxed energy level that doesn't bore the listener. They even successfully incorporate a bow saw into their music -- how about that for innovation? ~ Mike DaRonco
Tracks:
1 - Illustrated Bible Stories For Children
2 - Diagnosis
3 - Confessions of a Futon-Revolutionist
4 - None of the Above
5 - Letter of Resignation
6 - Leash
7 - Wellington's Wednesdays
8 - Last Last One
9 - Greatest Hits Collection
10 - Sounds Familiar
11 - Anchorless
12 - Fallow
2 - Diagnosis
3 - Confessions of a Futon-Revolutionist
4 - None of the Above
5 - Letter of Resignation
6 - Leash
7 - Wellington's Wednesdays
8 - Last Last One
9 - Greatest Hits Collection
10 - Sounds Familiar
11 - Anchorless
12 - Fallow