Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Perfect Title: Once Twice Three Times a Maybe Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Rykodisc Release Date: 9/14/2004 Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Metal Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 014431065224, 014431065262 |
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After legendary critics favorites the Replacements called it quits in the early '90s, founding ?Mats member and bassist Tommy Stinson formed a new rock band in 1995 ? Perfect. Their album, a near- (dare we say?) perfect mi... more » |
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Album Description After legendary critics favorites the Replacements called it quits in the early '90s, founding ?Mats member and bassist Tommy Stinson formed a new rock band in 1995 ? Perfect. Their album, a near- (dare we say?) perfect mix of driving rock, sophisticated pop and smartass lyrics recalls the Replacements at the height of their rocking irreverence and should?ve been an instant classic. Unfortunately, record company politics intervened and the album was never released ? until now! Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsTommy Stinson for President! Hambone Samuelson | Washington DC | 11/01/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "The fact that this album, recorded in 1997, was shelved for 7 years because of record company politics is a travesty. Had Stinson & his band's record come out in '97, it would have been hailed as one of the best records of the year. And in 2004, it still is: "Me" pulls at your heartstrings while rocking you silly; "Seven Days a Week" sounds like "Let It Be" era Replacements with a modern spin. If you like the Replacements, power-pop, the Faces, the Buzzcocks, etc, you can't do better than this album!" Once,Twice,Three Times A Maybe Moore Music | 12/10/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "Tommy Stinson deserves a better fate than playing sideman to Axl Rose in Guns N Roses after releasing 2 CDs as good as this one and Bash & Pop's "Friday Night Is Killing Me". This CD is a bit more up-tempo than "Friday Night ..." & there is not a bad song on it. The songs are catchy & the playing is potent. It is every bit as good as any of Paul Westerberg's solo releases. Thanks to Rykodisc for releasing this gem (originally titled "Seven Days A Week") after Restless/Regency dropped the ball & shelved the original release. It's too bad label problems caused the band to fall apart. It would have been nice to hear another "Perfect" release."
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