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Artist: Lower East Side Stitches Title: Lower East Side Label:   Ng/Artemis Country: USA Date: 2000 Catalogue: 751055-2 Barcode: 699675105525 Format: CD Album Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search on eBay

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Lower East Side Stitches	Desensitize	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
02	Lower East Side Stitches	TV Zoned Out	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
03	Lower East Side Stitches	Not That Kid	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
04	Lower East Side Stitches	Out To The Cure	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
05	Lower East Side Stitches	What's Going On	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
06	Lower East Side Stitches	Miss You	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
07	Lower East Side Stitches	Another Girl Another Planet	Peter Perrett	Rate
08	Lower East Side Stitches	Don't Drop The Ball	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
09	Lower East Side Stitches	Grudge	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
10	Lower East Side Stitches	Badge To Kill	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
11	Lower East Side Stitches	Lisa	Cranford Nix	Rate
12	Lower East Side Stitches	1st Beer Of The Day	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
13	Lower East Side Stitches	What's The Story	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate
14	Lower East Side Stitches	Deadline	L.E.S. Stitches	Rate

Notes

produced by Matt Chiaravalle
recorded at Ng Studio and Theater 99, New York City
℗© 2000 Sheridan Square Entertainment, LLC.
made by Artemis Records, New York, NY
RED Distribution, Inc.

L.E.S. Stiches are: Curt Stitch - guitar / Mick Stitch - vocals / Damian - bass / James Baggs - drums
Nick Tabernaro - guest vocals on "Don't Drop the Ball"
Tommy Kennedy - trumpet on "Grudge"
Raven - saxophone on "TV Zoned Out"
Jimmy Gestapo - gunshot on "Badge To Kill"
Debbie and Denise Tontodonato - background vocals on "Badge To Kill"

explicit lyrics
8 panel insert

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whitewhale1965 29th Jan 2020		track 07 "Another Girl Another Planet" originally by "The Only Ones"
whitewhale1965 28th Jan 2020		Lower East Side Stitches represent New York City's downtown punk rock scene in all its drunken, glue-sniffing glory -- in fact, they remain one of its last authentic voices. On Lower East Side, the Stitches expand on their classic punk sound a bit by adding slightly uncharacteristic (for punk rock, anyway) instrumentation, with successful results -- the caterwauling saxophone on "TV Zoned Out" only enhances that song's sloppy appeal, while the ersatz spaghetti western Spanish guitar/trumpet combination on "Grudge" adds an appropriately tequila-drenched haze to the track. The Stitches are punk purists who nonetheless aren't afraid to take a few chances here and there. ~AllMusic Review by Andy Hinds

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