Golden Blue

Golden Blue is an album by St. Christopher released on Parasol Records in 2000. The album received mixed reviews, with Martin C. Strong in The Great Indie Discography calling it "an album too far."[1] Allmusic's Stewart Mason was a little more complimentary, picking out "The First or the Last" (which he described as having a "glorious fuzztone and reverb guitar sound") and "Low", which he called "a neo-psychedelic gem", although he describes listening to the album as "a rather frustrating experience."[2] The Philadelphia Weekly writer Elisa Ludwig rated the album D+, commenting "most of these tunes are simply not strong enough to carry their load of maudlin, syrupy excess."[3] PopMatters' David Fufkin was more impressed, stating "again, Parasol has a winner."[4]

Golden Blue
Studio album by
St. Christopher
Released2000
GenreIndie pop
LabelParasol
St. Christopher chronology
Lioness
(1996)		 Golden Blue
(2000)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic link
Philadelphia WeeklyD+ link
PopMatters(favourable) link

Track listing
  1. "North Wind"
  2. "Riverbank"
  3. "Majestic"
  4. "The Devil from Nowhere"
  5. "Old and in the Way"
  6. "Chemical King"
  7. "The First or the Last"
  8. "Black Girl"
  9. "Low"
  10. "Weird Things"
  11. "Tell Me There's a God"
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References
  1. Strong, Martin C. (2003) The Great Indie Discography, Canongate, ISBN 1-84195-335-0
  2. Mason, Stewart "Golden Blue Review", Allmusic, Macrovision Corporation
  3. Ludwig, Elisa (2001) "Buy These Records: St. Christopher - Golden Blue", Philadelphia Weekly, Jan 10, 2001
  4. Fufkin, David (2001) "St. Christopher Golden Blue" (review), PopMatters
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