Aimee Mann - I'm with Stupid

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Album Details

Title: I'm with Stupid
Artist: Aimee Mann
Release Date: 11/1995
Re-Released On: 2/27/1996
Label: Geffen Records
Duration: 52:59
UPCs: 720642495124, 0720642495124, 093624602224, 720642495148
Genre: Rock
Styles: Contemporary Pop/Rock, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
Moods: Acerbic, Cathartic, Detached, Intimate, Autumnal, Bittersweet, Gloomy, Plaintive, Reflective, Wistful, Yearning, Literate, Searching, Melancholy, Sad
Total Copies: 5
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Long Shot
  2. Choice in the Matter
  3. Sugarcoated
  4. You Could Make a Killing
  5. Superball
  6. Amateur
  7. All over Now
  8. Par for the Course
  9. You're with Stupid Now
  10. That's Just What You Are
  11. Frankenstein
  12. Ray
  13. It's Not Safe

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
1996CDGeffen Records24951

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Album Review

From the opening of "Long Shot," with its rolling hip-hop-derived beat and its nonchalant profanity, it's clear that Aimee Mann is trying to appeal to a wider audience with her second solo album, I'm With Stupid. Taking her cues from Liz Phair and Beck, she adds alternative rock flourishes to her music but never abandons her love of the basic, three-minute pop single. Mann builds from the more pop-oriented songs on Whatever, incorporating her confessional singer/songwriter instincts into the pop songs while working with a more adventerous production and instrumentation. Occasionally, the fusion is a bit awkward, but the best moments on I'm With Stupid -- the sighing "Choice in the Matter," the nearly perfect "That's Just What You Are," featuring backing vocals by Glenn Tilbrook, and the Bernard Butler collaboration "Sugarcoated" -- surpass even the best moments on Whatever. However, I'm With Stupid falls short of matching Mann's debut for consistent song quality -- there are several tracks that are pleasant but simply don't lead anywhere. Nevertheless, the album confirms that she is a distinctive, talented songwriter. At her best, she is as capable of melding melody with intelligent lyrics as her idols Elvis Costello, Difford/Tilbrook, and Ray Davies. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Aimee MannHandclapping, Guitar (Acoustic), Design, Guitar (Bass), Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Bass, Artwork, Guitar
Bernard ButlerKeyboards, Guitar (Electric), Guitar
Brad HallenBass
Chris DiffordVocals, Vocals (Background)
Clayton ScobleGuitar (Electric), Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Gail MarowitzArt Direction, Design
Glenn TilbrookVocals (Background), Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Guitar
Jack Joseph PuigMixing
John SandsDrums
Jon BrionMixing, Cello, Bass Harmonica, Harmonica, Keyboards, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Percussion, Drums, Handclapping, Vocals (Background), Producer, Guitar (Electric)
Jon LupferHandclapping, Engineer
Jonathan WynerMastering
Juliana HatfieldVocals (Background)
Kate GarnerPhotography
Luke GiffordEngineer
Mad HatterMixing
Martyn WatsonDrum Loop
Michael LockwoodGuitar
Michael PennGuitar
Mike DenneenEngineer, Mixing, Keyboards
Neil InnesVocals (Background)
Peter LintonGuitar, Vocals
Robert ReadMixing
Stacy JonesGuitar (Acoustic), Bass, Drums
Todd BurkeEngineer