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Sunday, June 29, 2008

The Posies - Amazing Disgrace [May 1996]



The Posies let their true power pop colors fly but with a tougher edge by steeping the songs on their fourth album in punk rock and '70s metal. "Throwaway" is a big guitar rocker with a harmonious chorus -- the kind that became the band's calling card. The band invited Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen and Robin Zander to sing along on "Hate Song."

Unfortunately, the elder pair's charms were lost in the mix, though "Daily Mutilation" would be a good choice of cover for their own band. "Everybody Is a Fucking Liar" takes a trip back in time with its histrionic guitar parts. Naturally, "Grant Hart" and "Broken Record" are punk rock. "Song #1" and "Will You Ever Ease Your Mind?" are the kind of gorgeous pop songs on which the band grew their reputation. Whether they tackle punk, hard rock, or soft rock, the Posies' brand of songcraft is extraordinary, though, sadly, it would appear this was their swan song.

The Posies - Amazing Disgrace
genre: Pop Underground
Release Date: May 14, 1996


01 - Daily Mutilation
02 - Ontario
03 - Throw Away
04 - Please Return It
05 - Hate Song
06 - Precious Moments
07 - Fight It (If You Want)
08 - Everybody Is A Fucking Liar
09 - World
10 - Grant Hart
11 - Broken Record
12 - The Certainty
13 - Song #1
14 - Will You Ever Easy Your Mind?

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