Stull EP is an Alt/Indie album by Urge Overkill, originally released in 1992. On Gatefold: 17 pressings tracked.
About
Urge Overkill’s last album for Touch & Go happened to provide these Chicago underdogs with the fluke hit that defined their entire career. Their cover of “Girl, You’ll Be a Woman Soon” brought the band’s latent Neil Diamond fixation to the surface, and for all its familiarity, their version of the famous song sounded like nothing else on modern rock radio in the '90s. Even at an abbreviated six tracks, <i>Stull</i> might be the band’s defining statement. The groovy title song is the best driving music this car-bound band ever made. Meanwhile, the majestically mischievous “Goodbye to Guyville” teases Liz Phair while mimicking Neil Young.
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The Clerk knows this whole record — the pressing quirks, the credits, the take.
Tracklist
- 1Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon3:09
- 2Stull, Pt. 15:25
- 3Stitches2:09
- 4What's This Generation Coming To?2:45
- 5Now That's the Barclords3:35
- 6Goodbye to Guyville4:45
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- distorted
- swaggering
- urban
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Blackie OnassisPERCUSSION, VOCALS VOCALS, PERCUSSION
- Eddie "King" RoeserBASS, VOCALS
- Nash KatoGUITAR, VOCALS
- Urge OverkillARRANGED BY, PERFORMER COMPOSED BY, ARRANGED BY, PERFORMER
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 17 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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