Sad & Dangerous
Sad & Dangerous is the first major release by the Australian trio, Dirty Three. The album, recorded live at Scuzz Studio, includes ten songs from their gig-give-away demo cassette release.
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| Released | 1995 | |||
| Recorded | 1992-1993 | |||
| Genre | Post-rock | |||
| Length | 63:05 | |||
| Label | Poon Village | |||
| Producer | Mick Turner | |||
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Reception
Rolling Stone Australia said the album was, "Gently percussive, harshly percussive, tightly coiled and free-wheeling. The Dirty Three's second disc was steeped in the same exhilarating contradictions as their riveting live performances, invariably an emotional roller-coaster." The genre was described as, "As close to jazz as rock and roll, and a fair way from both."[1]
Track listing
- "Kim's Dirt" (Kim Salmon) – 10:37
- "Killy Kundane" – 7:10
- "Jaguar" – 5:03
- "Devil In The Hole" – 4:20
- "Jim's Dog" – 6:30
- "Short Break" – 3:21
- "Turk Reprise" – 3:44
- "You Were A Bum Dream" - 5:06
- "Warren's Waltz" - 7:04
- "Turk" - 10:09
Personnel
- Dirty Three
- Warren Ellis - Violin, Bass on "Jim's Dog"
- Jim White - Percussion
- Mick Turner - Guitar, Bass, Engineer
- Technical
- Julian Wu - Producer & Engineer on "Turk Reprise"
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References
- Michael Dwyer (December 1995). "The Year in Recordings". Australian Rolling Stone Yearbook. Tilmond Pty Ltd. p. 127.
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