SUPERGRASS Life On Other Planets LP PARLOPHONE 2002 EU orig+foc 7243 5 41800 1 9
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SUPERGRASS
Like many other British bands of the '90s, Supergrass' musical roots lie in the infectiously catchy punk-pop of the Buzzcocks and the Jam, as well as the post-punk pop of Madness and the traditional Brit-pop of the Kinks and Small Faces. Perhaps because of its age -- two of the trio were still in their teens when they recorded their debut single -- the band also brings in elements of decidedly unhip groups like Elton John, as well as classic rockers like David Bowie, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones. With an exuberant, youthful enthusiasm, Supergrass tied all of their influences together in surprising new ways, where a Buzzcocks riff could slam into three-part harmonies out of "Crocodile Rock," or have a galloping music hall rhythm stutter like the best moments of the Who
"LIFE ON OTHER PLANETS"
tracklist Side A: ZA - RUSH HOUR SOUL - SEEN THE LIGHT BRECON BEACONS - CAN'T GET UP - EVENING OF THE DAY Side B: NEVER DONE NOTHING LIKE THAT BEFORE - FUNNIEST THING GRACE - LA SONG - PROPHET 15 - RUN
2002       LP      PARLOPHONE  RECORDS      7243 5 41800 1 9
PRINTED IN EU      ORIGINAL FIRST PRESSING FOR UK & EUROPEAN MARKET
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Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 7 24354 18001 9

Label Code: LC 0299

Other (F:): PM 262

Other (UK:): 541 8001

LABEL: PARLOPHONE - WHITE + MULTICOLOR LABEL - GREY/SILVER TEXT

Catalog on cover: (spine) 7243 5 41800 1 9       (rear) 7243 5 41800 1 9  F: PM 262  UK: 541 8001 

Catalog on labels: (541 8001 A) 7243 541800 1 9 / (541 8001 B) 7243 541800 1 9

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): 5418001 1A1    (Etched): MADE IN FRANCE

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): 5418001 1B1

On labels: rim text reads "STEREO.........MADE IN EU. LC 0299"

On Back Cover: Produced by Tony Hoffer........This album for Eileen and John.

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Supergrass makes music so effervescent and so effortlessly joyous that it's easy to take them and their skills for granted. Surely that was the case around the release of their third album, 1999's eponymous effort, which in its labored fun and weary ballads illustrated just how much hard work it was to craft records as brilliant as I Should Coco and In It for the Money. It suggested the group might have burned too bright and flamed out, but, happily, 2002's Life on Other Planets is a smashing return to form, an album giddy with the sheer pleasure of making music. What makes this all the more impressive is that this is the record that Supergrass attempted to be -- a perfect balance of the sensibility and humor of I Should Coco with the musicality and casual virtuosity of In It for the Money. Where that album felt labored and a little weary, Life on Other Planets is teeming with life. The tempos are sprightly, the hooks tumble out of the speakers, the band mixes up styles and eras, and they never, ever forget the jokes (Gaz's fleeting Elvis impression on "Seen the Light," an allusion to Spinal Tap's "All the Way Home," or the chorus of "Evening of the Day"). Sure, it's possible to spot the influence all the way through the album -- most clearly T. Rex on "Seen the Light" and "Brecon Beacons," where Gaz's warble is uncannily like Marc Bolan's -- but it never sounds exactly like their inspirations -- it all sounds like Supergrass...(AllMusic)

 


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