The Breeders / Cannonball
Artist The Breeders
Album Title: Cannonball
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Primary Genre Alternative & Punk: Indie
Format CD Single
Released 08/09/1993
Label 4AD/Elektra/Warner Bros.
Catalog No 66279-2
Bar Code No 0 7559-66279-2
Packaging Digipack
Tracks
1. Cannonball / Breeders (3:36)
2. Cro-Aloha / Breeders (2:17)
3. Lord Of The Thighs / Breeders (3:59)
4. 900 / Breeders (4:26)
Date Acquired 09/15/1993
Personal Rating
Acquired from Roadrunner Records
Purchase Price 7.00

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Analyzed: The Breeders / Cannonball
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR9       -1.20 dB   -12.77 dB      3:36 01/04-Cannonball
DR11      -0.36 dB   -13.24 dB      2:17 02/04-Cro-Aloha
DR12      -0.02 dB   -14.10 dB      3:59 03/04-Lord of the Thighs
DR11      -0.13 dB   -12.83 dB      4:27 04/04-900
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Number of tracks:  4
Official DR value: DR11

Samplerate:        44100 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   16
Bitrate:           793 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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Reviews
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Review by Jack Rabid

The Cannonball EP is worth skipping for those who have the surprise hit Last Splash. The LP's "No Aloha" is re-recorded as "Cro-Aloha," and is more insane than the LP version, but no big deal. The cover or Aerosmith's "Lord of the Thighs" is the Breeders' low point, just as "Toys in the Attic" was R.E.M.'s. Not that Aerosmith inherently sucks, but these two songs sure do; this is neither funny (even with a woman ironically singing those BS lyrics), nor very good. Which leaves "900," a song Josephine Wiggs' gets a crack at writing/singing. It's nicely unnerving, but not much of a song.
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