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Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo (CD - 1998)( UPC: 00731454091022) |
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| Album Description | |
| MxPx: Mike Herrera (vocals, bass); Tom (guitar, background vocals); Yuri (drums, cymbals). Additional personnel: Greg Hetson (guitar); Ronnie King (keyboards); Dale Yob, Jeff Bettger (background vocals). Recorded at Robert Lang Studios, Seattle, Washington in February 1998. Personnel: Jeff Bettger, Greg Hetson, Dale Yob, Mike Herrera (vocals); Ronnie King (keyboards). Audio Mixer: Steve Kravac. Recording information: Robert Lang Studios, Seattle, WA (02/1998). Photographers: Mitch Tobias; Marina Chavez. Unknown Contributor Role: Greg Hetson. Arranger: MxPx. Hailing from Bremerton, Washington, MxPx (a shortened form of their old moniker, Magnified Plaid) mixes youthful exuberance with rage, a sure-fire recipe for success in the modern, hardcore-friendly market. This band, however, shows a wisdom and emotional maturity which belies their peach-fuzz visages. The opener, "Under Lock And Key" explores the attitude of youth ("Should I wake up and explain myself to you/Or should I not care and sleep the whole day through"), vocalist Mike Herrara's West-Coast punk-pop vocal style reminiscent of a more tuneful Billy Armstrong. Another aspect which separates MxPx from the pack is their spirituality--tattoos and facial piercings aren't usually the mark of the faithful, but these kids are putting their faith in a higher power. Through this strong belief, they strike a positive approach ("Tomorrow's Another Day," "Get With It!"), proving that hard and fast doesn't necessarily mean decadent and careless--MxPx is a band with their hearts and heads in the right place, bringing a message of hope and courage to a scene plagued by negativity. |
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| Track Listing | |
| 1. | Under Lock and Key |
| 2. | Tomorrow's Another Day |
| 3. | Final Slowdance, The |
| 4. | I'm OK, You're OK |
| 5. | Cold and All Alone |
| 6. | Party, My House, Be There |
| 7. | Downfall of Western Civilization, The |
| 8. | Invitation to Understanding |
| 9. | Fist Vs. Tact |
| 10. | What's Mine Is Yours |
| 11. | Self Serving With a Purpose |
| 12. | For Always |
| 13. | Set the Record Straight |
| 14. | Get With It |
| 15. | Inches From Life |
| 16. | Theme Fiasco, The |
| Album Information | |
UPC: |
00731454091022 |
| Release Date: | May 07, 2005 |
| Type: | Performer |
| Genre: | Gospel - Contemp. Christian |
| Label: | A&M Records (USA) |
| Distributor: | Fontana Dist |
| Producer: | Steve Kravac |
| Country of Origin: | USA |
| Original Release Year: | 1998 |
| # of Discs: | 1 |
| Studio / Live: | Studio |
| Mono / Stereo: | Stereo |
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