Album
Vee Vee
1995 · Rock
15 collectors on Gatefold own this
Vee Vee is an Alt/Indie album by Archers Of Loaf, originally released in 1995. On Gatefold: 14 pressings tracked, owned by 15 collectors.
About
On their electrifying second album, Archers of Loaf shattered any lingering assumptions that they belonged to the horde of early-‘90s indie-rock slackers. With “Harnessed in Slums,” they deliver an underdog anthem for the ages, powered by a white-knuckled punk intensity and Eric Bachmann’s hoarse-throat rallying cries. But their valorization of the outcast assumes a more tragic tone on “Greatest of All Time,” a barbed-wire ballad whose dejected mantra—”the underground is overcrowded”—serves as an eternal requiem for independent spirits co-opted by corporations.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Step Into The Light4:21
- A2Harnessed In Slums3:16
- A3Nevermind The Enemy2:31
- A4Greatest Of All Time3:51
- A5Underdogs Of Nipomo3:30
- A6Floating Friends3:48
Side B
- B119850:53
- B2Fabricoh3:06
- B3Nostalgia1:18
- B4Let The Loser Melt3:31
- B5Death In The Park3:30
- B6The Worst Has Yet To Come2:50
- B7Underachievers March And Fight Song3:49
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Indie Rock
- raw
- restless
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Issued with a printed inner sleeve.
Recorded and mixed in Chicago Il, August 1994. Mastered at John Golden Mastering.
Green trapezoidal sticker with yellow lettering "Limited Edition 180 Gram Vinyl"
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Eric Bachmann
- Eric Johnson
- Mark Price
- Matt Gentling
Production & Engineering
- Archers Of LoafPRODUCER
- Robert WestonENGINEER [RECORDING AND BALANCE]
- Robert WestonPRODUCER
- Robert WestonPRODUCER, RECORDED BY, ENGINEER [BALANCE]
- Robert WestonRECORDED BY [RECORDING], ENGINEER [BALANCE ENGINEER]
Songwriting
- John Coltrane
- Mark Griffiths
15 collectors on Gatefold own this · 14 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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