Sebadoh
III
Label ©  Unknown
Release Year  1991
Length  1:03:31
Genre  Lo-Fi
Personal Star Rating [1-5]  
  Ref#  S-0089
Bitrate  128 Kbps
  Other  
  Info  
    Track Listing:
      1.  
      		 The Freed Pig  
       3:07  
      2.  
      		 Sickles and Hammers  
       0:50  
      3.  
      		 Total Peace  
       3:02  
      4.  
      		 Violet Execution  
       3:57  
      5.  
      		 Scars, Four Eyes  
       3:36  
      6.  
      		 Truly Great Thing  
       2:13  
      7.  
      		 Kath  
       1:52  
      8.  
      		 Perverted World  
       1:55  
      9.  
      		 Wonderful! Wonderful!  
       3:12  
      10.  
      		 Limb by Limb  
       2:17  
      11.  
      		 Smoke a Bowl  
       3:02  
      12.  
      		 Black Haired Girl  
       2:12  
      13.  
      		 Hoppin' up and Down  
       3:17  
      14.  
      		 Supernatural Force  
       2:42  
      15.  
      		 Rockstar  
       2:42  
      16.  
      		 Downmind  
       1:31  
      17.  
      		 Renaissance Man  
       2:20  
      18.  
      		 God Told Me  
       1:09  
      19.  
      		 Holy Picture  
       2:53  
      20.  
      		 Hassle  
       3:30  
      21.  
      		 No Different  
       2:20  
      22.  
      		 Spoiled  
       3:03  
      23.  
      		 As the World Dies, the Eyes of God Grow...  
       6:49  
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      Far removed from the primitivism of the band's early work, III marks a pivotal moment in Sebadoh's creative evolution. The first full-length record to feature Jason Loewenstein, it's a radically diverse affair, offering vastly improved production and a newly discovered dedication to focused, controlled songcraft; though no two cuts sound even remotely similar, taken as a whole the album is a surpringly cohesive affair. Among the highlights — and with 23 songs, there are many — are "The Freed Pig" (Lou Barlow's vicious swipe at former Dinosaur Jr. bandmate J. Mascis), Eric Gaffney's ominously jaunty "Violet Execution," and Barlow's tongue-in-cheek ode to sexual confusion, "Hassle." — Jason Ankeny
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