SMUDGE Mo Poontang 1997

by request 

 

Discogs

Biography

by Nick Corr

Smudge is an Australian slacker pop trio who were thrust onto the world stage in the early '90s after recognition of singer/songwriter Tom Morgan's co-authorship of material on the Lemonheads breakthrough, 1992 It's a Shame About Ray. Since then, the group has diversified somewhat with bassist Adam Yee and drummer Alison Galloway contributing material and the occasional lead vocal performance. In 1996, they made a concerted effort to expand their sound by recording the You Me Carpark Now album in Chicago with producer Casey Rice, and recruiting a number of additional studio players, among them Tortoise's John McEntire.

 

 

Tracklist

  1. The Outdoor Type (Acoustic)
  2. Clodhopper
  3. Suckerpunch
  4. No Backbone
  5. Touch & Go Rock Machine
  6. Not Here For A Haircut (Haircoustic)
  7. Good Good Things
  8. Berlin Chair (Acoustic)
  9. Bill
10. Understanding Room Only
11. Hack Job
12. You Know It
13. It's A Guy-Man-Bloke Thing You Wouldn't Understand
14. Clean Sheets
15. Does Your Mother Know?
16. Couldn't I Just Tell You?
17. Shell Hell
18. Over
19. The Outdoor Type (Electric)
20. Berlin Chair (Electric)