Rude Buddha - Blister My Paint ep (1985, Green Triangle)
So you say you're a Rude Buddha fan (all two of you)? I guess you can chalk that up to depriving yourself of sleep in the wee hours of the morning with your gaze fixed on MTV to witness their briefly-in-rotation clip for "No More Gravy." That was actually in 1988, so I bet ya didn't know they had a couple records to their credit earlier in the decade? Here's one of 'em, and this co-ed combo waste nary a second of it...on side one anyway. That's where you'll find more of the structured tunes, considerably crooked to begin with. Brian Daley and Jenny Wade trade off on vocals, the latter of whom has a particularly unique warble. I'm more partial to Daley whose dexterous digits tickle the fretboard in a nimble and clangy manner I'm such a sucker for. Depending where the stylus lands there's some sheer magic going on here. After the jump, you'll find the video I referenced above.
01. Blister My Paint 02. Economic War 03. So Long Darling 04. I'm Packing My Suitcase 05. Hagar and Ishmael 06. What You're Looking For
Surprisingly, the internet doesn't have much to offer on The Delfields despite this album having only been in existence for ten years. In terms of band-specific details, I can only inform you that these are five NJ cats who seem to have an affinity for Office Space, based on their depiction on the back of the cd case. Luckily, their album is considerably more enticing. Ogres is bejeweled in shimmering, lucid indie pop, tuned into the given intelligentsia of the time - Shins, early Rogue Wave and even Outrageous Cherry. We're served nine concise slices here, and the Delfields don't piddle away a second on anything frivolous or contrived. Be sure to indulge in the sprite "Fawn Fight" for maximum sustained tingle inducement. 01. A Slippery Slope 02. Honest 03. Francine 04. Short Sleeves 05. Ogres 06. Solvents and Vacuums 07. Our Beds 08. Fawn Fight 09. Highlands https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/Mzc3D5Z3/file.html
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