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Hard Place (2004)

Artist: Hard Place
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Format: CD
Sku: 60628332
UPC: 646315450620
UPC 14: 00646315450620
Release Date: 4/20/2004
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Song Listing

Disc 1
Song Title
1. Demographic ~ Hard Place
2. By Yourself ~ Hard Place
3. Denim Boys ~ Hard Place
4. Last Dance ~ Hard Place
5. Man From Detroit ~ Hard Place
6. Make The Cut ~ Hard Place
7. Little Joy ~ Hard Place
8. Sexy ~ Hard Place
 

Album Notes and Credits


Notes & Personnel Info
Muze PNote Hard Place: Freddy Cristy (vocals, guitar); Nathan Shafer (vocals, keyboards, bass instrument); Tom Marzella (vocals, drums).
Muze PNote Personnel: Nathan Shafer (keyboard bass).
Muze PNote Audio Mixer: Freddy Cristy.
Muze PNote Recording information: Infrasonic Sound.
Muze PNote Photographer: Kathy Beigen.
Muze PNote Hair spray in hand, Hard Place has a nice time teasing up the crinkles and flats of new wave and late-'70s feathered-hair make-out sessions on its self-titled debut for the Oakland imprint Antenna Farm. Ass pockets alight and taking bouncers to task ("He'll rearrange your face for free!"), the L.A. trio is happily superficial and cleverly economical, never overdoing it with the keyboards and only suggesting their influences enough to catch your attention. For example, some operators would quit after establishing "Make the Cut"'s ragged Motor City guitar throb, and its assurance that the band do, in fact, party like rock stars. But Hard Place really begin to own it with a late-song shift into the Monkees' vocal sunlight, where their decadence is revealed as blue-collar dedication to craft. "Last Dance" probably gets scenesters whispering "Sparks" over their tumblers, but vocalist/guitarist Freddy Cristy's deadpan delivery -- "Don't pack a thing/Just where your best dress baeeeebbbbaaay..." -- feels closer to Ric Ocasek. Meanwhile, the chilly synth triggers and outsider POV dream of "Denim Boys" flirts with Gary Wilson's creepy freak-out new wave, and "Little Joy" is exactly that in a shiny pink suit. In the game of reference, Hard Place have nowhere to hide. But their debut's frequent allusions to girls of questionable virtue clarifies that they aren't losing sleep over your opinion. ~ Johnny Loftus

Engineer: Pete Lyman; Pete Lyman

Technical Info

Music Release Date Release Date : 09/13/2004
Music Original Release Date Original Release Date : 2004
Music CatalogId Catalog ID : ANT 506
Music Label Name Label : Antenna Records (USA)
Music Number of Discs Number of Discs : 1
Music Studio or Live Studio/Live : Studio
Music Mono or Stereo Mono/Stereo : Stereo
Music SPAR code SPAR Code : n/a
Music UPC UPC : 00646315450620

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