Album Details
Title: Break Like the Wind Artist: Spinal Tap Release Date: 1992 Re-Released On: 2/24/2004 Label: MCA Records, Polydor Duration: 49:54 Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto, Contains explicit content UPCs: 008811051426, 008811237028, 0008811237028, 008811051419, 008811051440, 008811244026 Genre: Spoken Word Styles: Comedy, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Comedy Rock Moods: Fun, Humorous, Ironic, Outrageous, Raucous, Aggressive, Silly, Theatrical Total Copies: 4 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Bitch School
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The Majesty of Rock
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Diva Fever
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Just Begin Again
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Cash on Delivery
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The Sun Never Sweats
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Rainy Day Sun
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Break Like the Wind
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Stinkin' up the Great Outdoors
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Springtime
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Clam Caravan
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Christmas With the Devil
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[Untitled Track]
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All the Way Home
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2004 | CD | MCA Records | 112370 | | 2000 | CD | Polydor | 1124402 | | 1992 | CD | MCA Records | MCAD-10514 |
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Other Editions
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Album Review
Since Spinal Tap only existed for the 1984 film This Is Spinal Tap, the idea that Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, and Harry Shearer were actually going to release a studio album rather than a soundtrack brought on a tremendous amount of anticipation. The resulting product is Break Like the Wind, a record that, like the 1984 soundtrack, boasts powerful guitar and surprisingly decent vocals, along with some quite silly song themes. Unfortunately, when it comes to satirical bands, one can only hear these kind of songs a certain number of times before they become tedious. Instead of sticking to its roots, the album is also sometimes overshadowed by its celebrity appearances and heavy performances, which make it seem like the players were actually trying to make their listeners think that the album wasn't just a big joke. Break Like the Wind may have not been the comeback everyone was hoping for, but it certainly has enough amusing moments to be worth a listen. ~ Barry Weber, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Annette Cisneros | Assistant Engineer | | Barton Stevens | Assistant Engineer | | Bryan Carlstrom | Engineer | | Christopher Guest | ? | | Danny Alonso | Mixing, Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant | | Danny Kortchmar | Producer | | Dave Collins | Mastering | | Dave Jerden | Mixing, Producer | | David Bianco | Mixing | | David Mansfield | String Arrangements | | David St. Hubbins | Guitar, Vocals | | Derek Smalls | Vocals, Bass | | Dweezil Zappa | Guitar | | Eddy Schreyer | Mastering | | Eric "Stumpy Joe" Childs | Drums | | Erick Labson | Remastering | | Fleur Thiemeyer | Stylist | | Greg Loskorn | Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant | | Harry Shearer | ? | | Jeanne Bradshaw | Liner Notes, ? | | Jeff Beck | Guitar | | Jeffrey "C.J." Vanston | Keyboards, Arranger, Orchestration | | Jimmie Wood | Harmonica | | Joe Henry | Assistant Producer, Production Assistant | | Joe Satriani | Guitar | | John Acevedo | ? | | Jonas Livingston | Art Direction | | Kathy Hiraga | Design | | Kosh | Design | | Larry Corbett | ? | | Leif Mases | Engineer | | Luis Conte | Percussion | | Marc DeSisto | Engineer | | Marc Hazen | Engineer | | Michael McKean | ? | | Mike Piersante | Assistant Engineer | | Nicky Hopkins | Keyboards | | Nigel Tufnel | Sitar, Vocals, Guitar | | Niko Bolas | Engineer, Mixing | | Noel Hazen | Assistant Engineer | | Peter Darley Miller | Photography | | Peter Kent | ? | | Ric Shrimpton | Drums | | Sid Page | ? | | Slash | Guitar | | Spinal Tap | Producer | | Steve Lukather | Orchestration, Arranger, Producer, Guitar, Piano | | T Bone Burnett | Mixing, Producer | | Tchad Blake | Engineer | | Terri Apanasewicz | ?, Make-Up | | Timothy B. Schmit | Vocals (Background) | | Tommy Funderburk | Vocals (Background) | | Waddy Wachtel | Slide Guitar | | Walter Becker | Liner Notes |
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