Atomizer (album)
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| Atomizer | ||
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| Studio album by Big Black | ||
| Released | 1986 | |
| Recorded | ? | |
| Genre | Noise rock | |
| Length | 37:37 | |
| Label | Touch and Go Records, Blast First | |
| Producer(s) | ? | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Big Black chronology | ||
| Il Duce (1985) |
Atomizer (1986) |
The Hammer Party (1986) |
Atomizer is a 1986 album by the noise rock group Big Black. It is their debut album as all previous releases are EPs. The LP is accompanied by liner notes that explain the stories behind many of the songs.
It was released on CD, with the Headache EP and "Heartbeat" single, as The Rich Man's Eight Track, which omitted the instrumental "Strange Things", as well as the artwork and liner notes from the original LP. This is in line with Steve Albini's general dislike for the CD format.
[edit] Track listing
All songs by Big Black.
- "Jordan, Minnesota"
- "Passing Complexion"
- "Big Money"
- "Kerosene"
- "Bad Houses"
- "Fists of Love"
- "Stinking Drunk"
- "Bazooka Joe"
- "Strange Things"
- "Cables" (live)
[edit] Credits (incomplete)
- Steve Albini - Guitar, Vocals, Drum Programming
- Iain Burgess - Engineer
- Santiago Durango - Guitar
- Dave Riley - Bass
[edit] See also
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