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Rick Nielsen appears on the album. Critical reception. Trouser Press called the album "an unqualified triumph," and praised "Help Me Land" as "two minutes of slashing power chords, a frenzied vocal and Zelenko’s totally out-of-control drumming." The Hartford Courant called it "40 minutes of high-energy, minimal-angst-factor fun."
8 de mar. de 1994 · Material Issue - Goin' Through Your Purse. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1994 CD release of "Freak City Soundtrack" on Discogs.
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Featuring – Char-Malloy*, Chip Z'nuff, Gilby Clarke, Rick Nielsen, Specula; Producer – Mike Chapman
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8 de mar. de 1994 · Featuring – Char-Malloy*, Chip Z'nuff, Gilby Clarke, Rick Nielsen, Specula; Lead Vocals, Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar, Sitar – Jim Ellison; Management – Jeffrey Evan Kwatinetz* Mastered By – Ted Jensen; Photography By – Michael Lavine; Photography By [Cover] – Brian Beaugureau; Producer – Mike Chapman; Written-By – Jim Ellison
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21 de may. de 2014 · While Freak City is by no means a stylistic departure from Material Issue's previous work, it really brings the influences of glam rock and Cheap Trick to the forefront (Rick Nielsen even makes a guest appearance!).
- Lord Rutledge
1994's Freak City Soundtrack featured the single "Kim The Waitress", a cover of a 1980s single by The Green Pajamas, and written by Jeff Kelly. Freak City Soundtrack sold fewer than 50,000 copies and Material Issue, feeling left behind by their label, parted ways with Mercury in early 1995.
Freak City Soundtrack - Album by Material Issue - Apple Music. Material Issue. POP · 1994. Preview. 1. Goin' Through Your Purse. 3:23. 2. Kim the Waitress. 4:57. 3. Funny Feeling. 3:25. 4. The Fan. 3:05. 5. One Simple Word. 2:44. 6. A Very Good Thing. 2:42. 7. I Could Use You. 4:10. 8. Ordinary Girl. 3:11. 9. Eko Beach. 2:35. 10.
