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Hurtling out of Nashville like a pink meteor wearing dark shades, the Pink Spiders' major label debut is a perfect pop confection. The trio is made up of guitarist and vocalist Matt Friction, bassist Jon Decious, and Bob Ferrari, the self-proclaimed "World's Greatest Drummer." Produced by the Cars' Ric Ocasek, TEENAGE GRAFFITI melds rock, punk, and pop with perfect pitch, creating a melodic, guitar-driven sound that's infectious and endlessly energizing.
"Hollywood Fix" is shimmering power-punk that one can't help smiling at, even if the lyrics are about chain smoking and loving danger. "Little Razorblade" is guitar pop with a melancholy lilt that asks that you, "Don't call it a crush, baby." This is a band that released an EP entitled THE PINK SPIDERS ARE TAKING OVER!, and it looks like they just might, one rock song at a time.
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The Pink Spiders: Matt Friction (vocals, guitar); Jon Decious (bass guitar); Bob Ferrari (drums).
Additional personnel: Benjamin Kalb, Roger Lent, Dave Davidson.
Entertainment Weekly (p.69) - "[Ocasek's] production gives this confection the ideal blend of sweetness and crunch." -- Grade: B+
Alternative Press (p.220) - 4 out of 5 -- "Dangerous enough for outcasts but safe enough for suburbia, the Pink Spiders have crafted a great album with TEENAGE GRAFFITI." Teenage Graffiti Review
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BACK FOR THE FIRST TIME was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Rap Album.
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The remix to his hit single, "What's Your Fantasy," features two of the sassiest girls in hip-hop, Foxy Brown and Trina. "Southern Hospitality," and "Phat Rabbit," give hip-hop a taste of what Ludacris has got cooking for his next outing.
When Def Jam signed Ludacris in 2000, the Atlanta rapper had already released a regionally successful independent album (Incognegro) with a hot single ("What's Your Fantasy"). So rather than send Ludacris back into the studio to record a follow-up album, Def Jam chose to repackage Incognegro as Back for the First Time (the title a play on the re-released nature of the music) and append some new material. The decision proved wise. Incognegro had been a strong album debut, produced largely by talented newcomer Shondrae, along with Organized Noize (who produce "Game Got Switched") and Jermaine Dupri ("Get Off Me"), and featuring a roster of hungry underground rappers (I-20, Fat Wilson, Shawnna, Pastor Troy, 4-Ize). Plus, "What's Your Fantasy" was already a proven hit, if perhaps too explicit for mainstream radio play. The real difference between Incognegro and Back for the ...
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Recording information: 40 Watt Club, Athens, GA; Athens Rehersal Studio; Backburner Studio; Chase park Transduction; Creekside Studios; Downtown Athens Recording Studio; ELIXIR Recording; Glow In The Dark Studio; Go To Your Room Studios; Hard Labor Recording; Home Recording; John Keane Studios; Radium Recording Studios; Sonic Research Facility; Southern Living at Its finest; The Bakery; The Ross Crane House; Time Continuum Studios; World As Myth Studios.
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