BRAD Interiors LP LOOSEGROOVE 1997 US orig+inner GREEN RIVER-MOTHER LOVE BONE
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BRAD
With drummer Regan Hagar, guitarist Stone Gossard formed Brad as a side project after his main band, Pearl Jam,
became superstars in 1992. Also featuring vocalist Shawn Smith and bassist Jeremy Toback, the group spent the spring
of 1993 putting together material. The band released their first album, Shame, in the summer of 1993 to mixed reviews
and lukewarm sales. Three years later, they delivered their second record, Interiors, to poor sales
but a more enthusiastic cult audience started developing
"INTERIORS"
1997 LP LOOSEGROOVE RECORDS LG0006-1
PRINTED IN U.S.A. AMERICAN & WORLDWIDE (at time) ORIGINAL PRESSING
LIMITED EDITION ON VINYL
SINGLE COVER + INNER SLEEVE
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 6 15695 00061 9
LABEL: LOOSEGROOVE - BLACK LABEL w/LOGO at BOTTOM - WHITE TEXT
Label Code: none
Catalog on cover: (spine) LG0006-1
Other (Catalogue Number, Inner Sleeve): LG0006-1
Catalog on labels: LG0006-1
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): LG 0006 1A S-35117 RB Precision
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): LG 0006 1B S-35118 RB Precision
On labels: rim text reads "© & ? 1997 Loosegroove Records. All Rights.......applicable laws."
On Back Sleeve: Produced by Brad and Nick DiDia
© & ? 1997 Loosegroove Records. All Rights.......applicable laws.
tracklisting
Side A: SECRET GIRL - THE DAY BRINGS - LIFT - I DON'T KNOW - UPON MY SHOULDERS
Side B: SWEET AL GEORGE - FUNERAL SONG - CIRCLE & LINE
SOME NEVER COME HOME - CANDLES - THOSE THREE WORDS
grading
RECORD EX (please, read above description)
SLEEVE NEAR EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
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...(AllMusic)
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