Biography
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Railroad
Jerk skewer blues, country, rock, and noise into a messy, bohemian
post-punk celebration of roots rock. Formed in 1989 by
guitarist/vocalist Marcellus Hall and bassist/vocalist Tony Lee in
Trenton, NJ, the duo added drummer Jez Aspinall and guitarist Chris
Muller by early 1990; the group recorded their self-titled debut for
Matador Records in 1990. After its release, Aspinall left the band and
was replaced by Steve Cercio; Muller was kicked out of the band and
replaced by Alec Stephen. The quartet released their acclaimed second
album, Raise the Plow, in 1993; after its release, Cercio left the band
and was replaced by Dave Varenka. Railroad Jerk released its third album
-- its most highly-praised yet -- in spring of 1995. Third Rail, the
group's fourth album, also received positive reviews upon its fall 1996
release.
Tracklist
| 1 |
Don't Be Jealous |
3:01
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| 2 |
Old Mill Stream |
3:21
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| 3 |
Glamorous Bitch |
4:08
|
| 4 |
Krismus Time |
2:13
|
| 5 |
Talking RR Jerk Blues |
6:12
|
| 6 |
In My Face (Pretty Flower) |
3:02
|
| 7 |
Participant |
3:59
|
| 8 |
Ninety Nine Miles |
3:39
|
| 9 |
Carnival |
3:39
|
| 10 |
I'm Not Mad |
5:49 |
5 comments:
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Hi Mate, I'd like to say you that the link you shared is exipired, Would you please re-up this album.
It's a GREAT album.
Thanks
Greetings from Italy
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Any chance that this can be re-uploaded? Thanks for re-upping Crunt, btw.
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