Tej leo(?), Rx / pharmacists
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tej leo(?), Rx / pharmacists | ||
Studio album by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists | ||
Released | 21 September 1999 | |
Recorded | Radium City DC, 1-2/97; Radium City Bloomfield/NJ, 1/98; Radium City Allston/Boston, 4/98 | |
Genre | Rock and Remix | |
Length | 50:19 | |
Label | Gern Blandsten Records | |
Professional reviews | ||
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Ted Leo and the Pharmacists chronology | ||
tej leo(?), Rx / pharmacists (1999) |
Treble in Trouble (2000) |
- The correct title of this article is tej leo(?), Rx / pharmacists. The initial letter is shown capitalized due to technical restrictions.
tej leo(?), Rx / pharmacists is officially the first Ted Leo and the Pharmacists album, although, for the most part, only Ted Leo and Jodi V.B. of The Secret Stars worked on it. Accordingly, it is much different from every subsequent TL/Rx release -- a good portion of the songs are instrumental, and most sample other songs, such as U.T.F.O.'s "Roxanne Roxanne" and The Fugees' "Zealots." The track "(version: to decline to take a shower)" consists of Leo singing The Secret Stars' "Release Form" while showering.
[edit] Track listing
- "Call Off the Invasion/Flydocious Invasion"
- "The Pharmacist v. The Secret Stars (version: to decline)"
- "Walking Through"
- "The "Nice People" Argument"
- "Mr. Annoyatron Brown"
- "The King of Time"
- "(version: to decline to make some tea)"
- "Soon Dubward"
- "Set You Free"
- "The Northwest Corridor"
- "Lui Prima Mobile"
- "Friends and Bands"
- "Head in the Freezer"
- "(version: to decline to take a shower)"
- "Congressional Dubcision"
- "(version: whisper: courage)"
- "SM – 11:11/the Trumpet of the Martians"
- ""(none)""
- "OUT OF STEP '88!"