Fabulous Disaster- Put Out Or Get Out CD, Pink and Black records , new sealed

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Album Features
UPC: 751097040324
Artist: Fabulous Disaster
Format: CD
Release Year: 2001
Record Label: Pink & Black Records
Genre: Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Down the Drain
2. Minimize My Faith
3. Gia
4. My Static
5. Red Blister
6. Spoiled
7. Magnet
8. Insane Today
9. Crush
10. Sneak Attack
11. No Way No
12. Rich Bitches in Volvos
13. April Fools

Details
Playing Time: 30 min.
Producer: Ryan Greene, Fat Mike
Distributor: RED Distribution
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a

Album Notes
Fabulous Disaster: Laura Litter (vocals); Lynda Mandolyn (guitar, background vocals); Mr. Nancy (bass); Sally Gess (drums).Recorded at Motor Studios, San Francisco, California in November 2000.Although not absolutely unique, Fabulous Disaster is one of the few all-girl bands around that grasps the concept that just showing up is not enough. Knowing how to play your instrument, being able to carry a tune, and having at least a modicum of songwriting talent is expected of the boys, so why should the girls be held to a lesser standard? So what you don't get on Put Out or Get Out is a bunch of shrieking banshees howling the lyrics over a tuneless thrash. No little-girl aren't-we-cute disingenuous naivete either, and no whining that the world sucks, and guys suck the most. The Fabs are beyond such pathetic, made-for-Lilith Fair, color-pink-by-numbers artifice. Veterans of a number of San Francisco punk bands, the members have paid their dues, and deliver up straight-ahead melodic punk rock, performed with plenty of panache and passion. The lyrics center on relationships and emotions and, with minimal words, encapsulate a moment and mood and bring it jumping to life. And while there's nothing so unusual about these lyrical situations, the Fabs give them such a sense of urgency and a loud ring of truth that one can't help but be captivated. String them around a fevered beat, taut melody, and harmony-laced choruses, and you'll too agree that Fabulous Disaster is absolutely fabulous. ~ Jo-Ann Greene