Henry's Dress

Henry's Dress Artist: Henry's Dress
Label: Slumberland Records
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 749846203427
EAN: 0749846203427
ASIN: B000001WYQ


Release Date: 1995-04-16

Henry's Dress


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Tracks:

  1. Definitly Nothing
  2. Title Forthcoming
  3. Sally Wants
  4. (You're My) Radio One
  5. 'A' Is For Cribbage
  6. Three
  7. Feathers
  8. You Killed A Boy For Me

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Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars If Phil Spector was Malcolm McLaren, he might have produced this.......2006-12-27

Tinnier and buzzier, fitting like their follow-up LP "Bust 'em Green" into the era when transistors transmitted what we were meant to hear rather than IPods and Bose. The amateur quality of this recording, as with so many Slumberland releases, adds to its charm. If you like this, check out Black Tambourine on that same label, among other releases. This is not any Back to Mono sonic feast, but neither is it the disposable pop it masks itself as. It's even more primitive than the LP, and that's warning you or enticing you. There's intelligence, wit, and manufactured menace aplenty.

It's dominated by a de-evolved girl-group ambiance, which will blossom in Amy's next band The Aislers Set. This pose of innocent mayhem combines with a mod-punk approach reminding me a bit of Unrest in its appropriation of post-punk assault with early-60s insouciance. Too short, yes, but any album with a song called "You Killed a Boy For Me" merits a space on your short shelf, wouldn't you agree?

5 out of 5 stars Distorto-pop a go-go, indeed........1998-10-14

If you like your music full of energy and blissfully underproduced, then this disk might well be worth a punt. 20 minutes of all that makes you (well, me at least) feel good, with a high-spot at the inspired "You're my Radio 1". British DJ John Peel christened it "distorto-pop a go-go". It'll do for me.

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