self titled
1995
Tracklist
20th Century Zen | 3:10 |
Only Dreaming | 3:38 |
Introverted Skies | 3:32 |
Moonspiders | 4:43 |
A Sad One | 4:54 |
Alright | 4:58 |
Your Ground | 4:27 |
Play Inside | 2:45 |
Windows | 4:40 |
Where On Earth | 5:35 |
Shimmering | 3:58 |
Hold On | 5:03 |
Unlisted Track | 2:55 |
Unlisted Track | 1:15 |
The First Second
1996
Thanks to Dsvvsd
Artist Biography by Michael Sutton
Maids of Gravity briefly floated into the public
consciousness with the hallucinogenic "Only Dreaming" in 1995, a track
from their self-titled debut album. Maids of Gravity formed in the early
'90s by Ed Ruscha (vocals, guitar) after he left Medicine. Named after a
group Ruscha saw in a dream, the L.A.-based Maids of Gravity recorded
their first full-length in 1994 for Vernon Yard Records. Also featuring
guitarist Jim Putnam (also formerly of Medicine) and drummer Irwin,
Maids of Gravity's neo-psychedelic sound countered the grunge trend of
the early '90s, but "Only Dreaming" was the only song that was able to
penetrate the heap of Nirvana and Pearl Jam clones. Nevertheless, it was
enough to get Maids of Gravity invited to radio-station festivals and
opening slots for Bush and Matthew Sweet. In 1996, the band hired Velvet
Underground legend John Cale to produce their next album, The First
Second. On The First Second, Maids of Gravity ventured further into acid
rock, weaving otherworldly lyrics with drugged-out guitar jams. Eugene
Gorester (guitar) and Mark Kay (bass) were added to the group. Maids of
Gravity released Strange Channel in 2000.
Tracklist
Half Awake | 3:52 |
Don't You Disagree | 4:11 |
Light You Gave | 3:24 |
No Room | 2:57 |
Another One | 2:49 |
Golden Harm | 0:45 |
Can't Loose | 3:01 |
Looks The Same | 5:02 |
Islands | 3:16 |
Live And Die | 3:33 |
In The Days | 3:14 |
It Don't Have To Be | 5:05 |
2 comments:
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i love the first Maids of Gravity album, but never knew they had a second one! Thanks!
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