Brown Bag LP
Brown Bag LP was a debut name by Citizen King released on Don't Records.
| Brown Bag LP | ||||
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| Released | August 8, 1995 | |||
| Genre | Alternative | |||
| Label | Don't Records | |||
| Producer | Dave Cooley, Matt Sims | |||
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Notes
They supported this recording with shows in and around their home city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The album has several tracks produced by Speech of Arrested Development fame.[1] The songs are a hybrid brew of funk, punk, hip hop, R&B, jazz, blues, and soul. Local favorites performed during this era at their energetic, kinetic live shows at venues such as Milwaukee's The Rave included "Masquerade," "Beautiful Machine," "Amerekan" and "100 P.S.I." Citizen King's later recordings are a significant departure from the raw style presented on Brown Bag LP.
Track listing
- 100 PSI
- Passenger
- Feathered Friends
- Amerekan
- Beautiful Machine
- Good and Gone
- Intermission
- Masquerade
- Low in the Shadow
- Pitiful Men
- Who's That?
- Test Tube Blues
Personnel
- Matt Sims - lead vocals
- Kristian Riley - guitar
- Dave Cooley - keyboards
- Malcolm Michiles - turntables
- DJ Brooks - drums
- John Dominguez - bass
Credits
- Performed by Citizen King.
- Produced by Citizen King and Speech.
- Mastered by Rick Bauer.
- Design by Scott Schwebel.
- Track list from Allmusic.[2]
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