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Release Date: Sep 30, 2013
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Brad: Jeremy Toback (vocals, keyboards, bass); Shawn Smith (vocals, keyboards); Stone Gossard (guitar); Regan Hagar (drums).
Additional personnel: Brendan O'Brien (guitar, keyboards); Mike McCready (guitar); Wendy Sutter (cello); Bashiri Johnson (percussion).
Recorded from December 1996 to January 1997.
Personnel: Bashiri Johnson (percussion).
Liner Note Author: Amy Sciarretto.
Recording information: Sear Sound, New York, NY (12/1996-01/1997); Studio Litho (12/1996-01/1997).
Photographers: Harry Wirth; Lance Mercer; Fabienne Toback.
Where Brad's debut album was about experimenting with rhythms, their second record, Interiors, is about songwriting. Given its title, it perhaps shouldn't come as a surprise that Interiors is an introspective collection, but its tempered sound is somewhat of a shock when considering the grunge background of the entire band. In short, where Pearl Jam, Mother Love Bone and Satchel were all reminiscent of '70s hard rock, Brad now sounds like '70s soft rock. They don't quite have the songwriting skills of any Californian band from the '70s, but the sound is pleasant enough, making it roughly as successful as the uneven Shame. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Additional personnel: Brendan O'Brien (guitar, keyboards); Mike McCready (guitar); Wendy Sutter (cello); Bashiri Johnson (percussion).
Recorded from December 1996 to January 1997.
Personnel: Bashiri Johnson (percussion).
Liner Note Author: Amy Sciarretto.
Recording information: Sear Sound, New York, NY (12/1996-01/1997); Studio Litho (12/1996-01/1997).
Photographers: Harry Wirth; Lance Mercer; Fabienne Toback.
Where Brad's debut album was about experimenting with rhythms, their second record, Interiors, is about songwriting. Given its title, it perhaps shouldn't come as a surprise that Interiors is an introspective collection, but its tempered sound is somewhat of a shock when considering the grunge background of the entire band. In short, where Pearl Jam, Mother Love Bone and Satchel were all reminiscent of '70s hard rock, Brad now sounds like '70s soft rock. They don't quite have the songwriting skills of any Californian band from the '70s, but the sound is pleasant enough, making it roughly as successful as the uneven Shame. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Tracks:
1 - Secret Girl
2 - Day Brings
3 - Lift
4 - I Don't Know
5 - Upon My Shoulders
6 - Sweet Al George
7 - Funeral Song
8 - Circle & Line
9 - Some Never Come Home
10 - Candles
11 - Those Three Words
12 - Séance
13 - Heaven Help
2 - Day Brings
3 - Lift
4 - I Don't Know
5 - Upon My Shoulders
6 - Sweet Al George
7 - Funeral Song
8 - Circle & Line
9 - Some Never Come Home
10 - Candles
11 - Those Three Words
12 - Séance
13 - Heaven Help