Sixteen Stone is a Alt/Indie album by Bush, originally released in 1994. On Gatefold: 110 pressings tracked, owned by 53 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Grunge
- crunchy
- intense
- punky
About
Spearheaded by the fuzzed-soaked guitars and skyscraping hooks of “Comedown,” “Machinehead," and “Glycerine,” Bush’s debut stood out among the grunge crossovers that flooded the airwaves in the mid-'90s. Overseen by the crack production duo of Alan Winstanley and Clive Langer (who also shaped huge albums by Dexy’s Midnight Runners, Elvis Costello, and They Might Be Giants), <i>Sixteen Stone</i> was London’s answer to Seattle’s underground boom. The gale-force thrash of guitarist Nigel Pulsford—which is particularly furious on deep cuts like “Little Things” and “Testosterone”—adds snarling intensity to singer Gavin Rossdale’s pensive wail.
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Tracklist
- 1Everything Zen4:38
- 2Swim4:55
- 3Bomb3:22
- 4Little Things4:24
- 5Comedown5:26
- 6Body5:42
- 7Machinehead4:16
- 8Testosterone4:19
- 9Monkey4:00
- 10Glycerine4:26
- 11Alien6:32
- 12X-Girlfriend0:44
Credits
Performers
- Nigel PulsfordARRANGED BY GUITAR
- Dave ParsonsBASS
- Caroline DaleCELLO
- Robin GoodridgeDRUMS
- Gavin RossdaleGUITAR VOCALS
- Vincas BundzaHARMONICA
- Gavyn WrightVIOLIN VIOLA
- Alessandro Vittorio TateoVOCALS
- Jasmin LewisVOCALS
- WinstonVOCALS
53 collectors on Gatefold own this · 110 pressings tracked on Gatefold