New Experience

New Experience
Studio album by Michelle Malone
Released	1988
Studio	John Keane Studio, Athens, Georgia
Label	Sky Records
Producer	John Keane, Michelle Malone
Michelle Malone chronology

New Experience is the 1988 debut album of Michelle Malone. The album was critically very well received[1] Produced as an independent LP on Sky Records, it led to Malone signing with Arista Records.[2][3] Among the musicians on the album was R.E.M.'s drummer Bill Berry.[4] The LP was re-released on CD in 1993 with six new tracks[5]

Track listing

All tracks composed by Michelle Malone; except where indicated

"Circus Circus"
"Eastern Pleasures"
"All I Can Give You (Is Me)"
"Into the Night" (Kristin Hall)
"Long Love Century"
"Big Black Bag"
"Until the Day"
"Under the Memphis Sky"
"Incident"
"The First 24"
"Counting Stars"
"Sure Thing"
"New Day Song"
"32 Seconds"
"Skull, Cross, Bones, Flesh"

Personnel

Michelle Malone
John Keane
Bill Berry
Ed Bradley
Gerard McHugh
Kyle Pilgrim
Sandy Garfinkle

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References

Billboard - 6 Nov 1999 p.14 "clubs where Malone has developed an ardent following since issuing her critically heralded debut, "New Experience," ..."
Billboard - 16 Dec 2000 p.24 "Michelle's first recording, "New Experience" (1987), was released to rave reviews, "
SPIN Feb 1989 p.58 "Drummer Bill Berry worked with Atlantan Michelle Malone on her independent LP New Experience (she has just signed with Arista), "
Tony Fletcher Remarks: the story of R.E.M. 1993 p.113 "Bill Berry worked with Atlanta singer- songwriter Michelle Malone on her album 'New Experience',"
Out - Volume 2 1993 p.37 "On the dyke-rock front, veteran Michelle Malone belts out emotional rockers in her 1988 solo debut. New Experience (Sky Records); now on CD, the album includes six new tracks."

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[1] Billboard - 6 Nov 1999 p.14 "clubs where Malone has developed an ardent following since issuing her critically heralded debut, "New Experience," ..."

[2] Billboard - 16 Dec 2000 p.24 "Michelle's first recording, "New Experience" (1987), was released to rave reviews, "

[3] SPIN Feb 1989 p.58 "Drummer Bill Berry worked with Atlantan Michelle Malone on her independent LP New Experience (she has just signed with Arista), "

[4] Tony Fletcher Remarks: the story of R.E.M. 1993 p.113 "Bill Berry worked with Atlanta singer- songwriter Michelle Malone on her album 'New Experience',"

[5] Out - Volume 2 1993 p.37 "On the dyke-rock front, veteran Michelle Malone belts out emotional rockers in her 1988 solo debut. New Experience (Sky Records); now on CD, the album includes six new tracks."