Plexi - Cheer Up album flac

Cheer Up is the only studio album by Plexi, released on Sub Pop on October 8, 1996. The packaging is an elaborate fold-out design, encased by a slide-off black external slipcase. There are three large photos of band members preening in front of bathroom mirrors; there is also "BYE PLEXI & PALS (adios, amigos)" written on one of the mirrors with lipstick in guitarist Michael Barragan's handwriting.

Plexi's debut is a ragged, noisy affair characterized by revved-up electric guitars, whiney vocals, and lyrics with an acidic bite. But this is artfully crafted noise, with memorable hooks planted subversively amid the electronic chaos. The chaos, too, is artfully constructed, alternating between an unsophisticated and uninhibited roar and ambient reserve. It also balances the caustic lyrics with healthy doses of irony and wit. The title of the album provides an example; Cheer Up seems an intentionally inappropriate summary of the record's angsty contents

Released October 8, 1996. 1. Forest Ranger Lyrics.

Audio CD, Import, July 29, 1997. I was ready to enlist in the Plexi army, but the band broke up after this album. Years later, I still get a huge kick out of listening to Cheer Up in the Fall.

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Plexi's absolutely phenomenal 1996 album, Cheer Up. Enjoy. Cheers! Paul Griffith Рік тому +2. I have dear memories of my brother playing this to me in the 90s and blowing my little teenage brain. thanks for the upload.

A1. Forest Ranger 4:01.

Plexi Cheer Up. Type: Album. Release Date: October 8, 1996. Label: Sub Pop. Released 10/8/96.

Plexi Cheer Up (CD, Album) Sub Pop. Category SPCD 360. Country Year US 1996. 360-2, SPCD 360 Plexi. Plexi's debut is a ragged, noisy affair characterized by revved-up electric guitars, whiney vocals, and lyrics with an acidic bite. The title of the album provides an example; Cheer Up seems an intentionally inappropriate summary of the record's angsty contents