Album

Music To Strip By

Half Japanese

1987 · Rock

Music To Strip By by Half Japanese

Music To Strip By is a Rock album by Half Japanese, originally released in 1987. On Gatefold: 12 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Stripping for Cash1:20
  2. 2Thick and Thin1:10
  3. 3Diary2:45
  4. 4Big Mistake1:33
  5. 5Hot Dog and Hot Damn0:44
  6. 6The Price Was Right but the Door Was Wrong2:04
  7. 7Blue Monday1:23
  8. 8U.S. Teens Are Spoiled Bums1:09
  9. 9Point / Counterpoint1:43
  10. 10Sex at Your Parent's House1:26
  11. 11The Last Straw1:20
  12. 12Gator Bait1:17
  13. 13La Bamba1:55
  14. 14Colleen2:31
  15. 15Ouija Board Summons Satan1:00
  16. 16You Must Obey Me2:19
  17. 17Salt and Pepper2:05
  18. 18Ancient Life1:36
  19. 19Silver and Katherine3:12
  20. 20Money to Burn2:03
  21. 21Hidden Charms1:19
  22. 22My Sordid Past1:31

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Inner sleeve with lyrics, original cover with blue bikini-slip-sticker on front and red sticker with title, song titles, hot colored wax on back.
The first 100 copies of the red vinyl pressing were autographed by both David and Jad Fair on the back cover. (see in Images)
Runouts are etched.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Gary WindoGUEST , SAXOPHONE SAXOPHONE
  • Jad FairVOCALS , GUITAR VOCALS, GUITAR
  • Mark JicklingGUITAR, VOCALS
  • Rob KennedyBASS
  • Scott JarvisDRUMS
  • Sheena DupuisBACKING VOCALS VOCALS
  • Steve JohnsonGUITAR
  • David LichtCONGAS GUEST , CONGAS
  • KramerBANJO GUEST , BANJO GUEST , ORGAN, BASS, VOCALS, TAPE , GUITAR
  • Terry AdamsACCORDION GUEST , ACCORDION GUEST , PIANO

12 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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