 HARDCORE VOL. 2 Cover Art |
First Released: 1991 (Show All)
Tracks: 21
Label: US: Rykodisc
Track Listing
- Booji Boy's Funeral (3:59)
- Can U Take It? (3:00)
- Bamboo Bimbo (3:16)
- A Plan For U (3:11)
- The Rope Song (3:21)
- Goo Goo Itch (2:17)
- Be Stiff (Hardcore Version) (3:19)
- All Of Us (4:53)
- Baby Talkin' Bitches (2:25)
- I Need A Chick (2:51)
- U Got Me Bugged (2:45)
- Chango (3:10)
- Fraulein (3:06)
- Dogs Of Democracy (3:25)
- "37" (2:57)
- Bottled Up (2:21)
- Working In A Coalmine (Hardcore Version)[1] (3:13)
- I Been Refused (3:32)
- Fountain Of Filth (3:09)
- Clockout (Hardcore Version) (3:09)
- Let's Go (2:42)
2013 Superior Viaduct / Booji Boy reissue adds:
- 22. Man From the Past (3:22)
- 23. Doghouse Doghouse (2:40)
- 24. Hubert House (1:50)
- 25. Shimmy Shake (2:57)
Personnel
- Booji Boy - vocals [ on track 11 ]
- Bob Casale - electric guitar [ on tracks 8, 17, 19, and 20 ]
(backing vocals)
[ co-wrote track 19 with Jerry ] - Gerald V. Casale - electric bass guitar
lead vocals [ on tracks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 16 to 20 (and bonus tracks 22 and 23) ],
backing vocals [ on tracks 3, 9, and 13 ]
drums [ on track 16 ]
acoustic guitar [ on (bonus)track 23 ]
[ wrote tracks 2, 4, 8, 16, 18, and 20 ] - Peter Gregg - electric guitar [ on original version ]
[ co-wrote track 10 with Jerry ] - Bob Lewis - electric guitar [ on tracks 5 and 8 ]
[ co-wrote tracks 5 and 7 with Jerry ] - Bob Mothersbaugh - electric guitar
lead vocals [ on tracks 9, 15 and 25 ],
backing vocals [ on track 8 ]
[ wrote (bonus) track 25 ]
[ co-wrote tracks 9 and 15 with Jerry ] - Jim Mothersbaugh - electric drums[2] [ on tracks 1 to 15 and 18 ]
- Mark Mothersbaugh - electric keyboards / synthesizers
(occasional electric guitar)
vocals [ on tracks 3, 6, 12, 13, 14, 17, 21, 24 ]
[ wrote tracks 1, 6, 11, 13, 14, and 21 ]
[ co-wrote tracks 3, 12 (and 24) with Jerry ] - Alan Myers - acoustic drums [ on tracks 17, 19, and 20 ]
Trivia / Info[]
- RykoDisc's Hardcore Live: the mongoloid years and the Hardcore demos are pretty much the only official audio releases you're going to hear Jim's drums on.
- Mark said he wanted SFE to sound like Devo's "earliest work." [3]
Notes and References
- ↑ Devo covered track 17, written by Allen Toussaint
- ↑ Jim's electric drums were homemade.
- ↑ 333sound.com "Mark even told me that he would have loved for Something For Everybody to be recorded in the raw, experimental style of their earliest work." – author Evie Nagy "Devo Week – Day 3: Hardcore Devo"
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