Violent Femmes (40th Anniversary) Deluxe Edition 2-CD

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Violent Femmes (40th Anniversary) Deluxe Edition 2-CDViolent Femmes' self titled album has reached legendary status that few albums ever attain. Released in 1983, Violent Femmes became one of the most distinctive records of the early alternative movement and an enduring cult classic. AllMusic states that "the music also owes something to the Modern Lovers' minimalism, but powered by Brian Ritchie's busy acoustic bass riffing and the urgency and wild abandon of punk rock, the Femmes forged a sound all

Laboe's idea was to combine three tracks from Preston Epps (of "Bongo Rock" fame) with whatever Paul Buff could come up with

De Que Te Quejas Tu

Several of the band's individual albums are considered essential

Rollin' Blues

The Traveling Wilburys would have never referred to themselves as a supergroup

Taking Travis into the Top 10 of the UK album charts

Sunrise Through The Power Lines

“My Heroine

offers both stereo and newly mixed mono versions of the album

Dino & Doc: "A Woman Can't Do (What a Man Do)"

& The MG's: "Soul Limbo"

The band was also looking for a sonic shake-up