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Trotsky Icepick Presents: Danny And The Doorknobs - In 'Poison Summer' album flac Performer: Trotsky Icepick
Title: In 'Poison Summer'
Style: Art Rock, Punk
Released: 1989
Country: US
MP3 album: 1116 mb
FLAC album: 1370 mb
Rating: 4.1
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Genre: Rock

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On top of that, one year before the reissue, Trotsky trotted out yet another LP brandishing the Poison Summer title, but this was a completely unrelated record than the one(s) I detailed above. Harmony vocals and improvements on every front - studio sound, twin-guitar arrangements, melodies, lyrics - make the LP a treat, a crisply uncommercial demonstration of unstylized pop with intelligently offbeat lyrics. My thoughts are as follows.

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Tracklist

Whispering Glades 4:17
Poison Summer 2:50
In Exile 2:41
Northern Lights 3:19
Harmona 4:09
Little Things You Don't Know 2:34
Full Come Excursion 0:54
Wooden Legs With Real Feet 1:35
Healing 3:19
Slow Motion 2:57
The Game 3:25
From A Quiet Heart 3:23
Wooden Legs (Reprise) 1:27
Farewell 1:54

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SST 254 Trotsky Icepick Presents: Danny And The Doorknobs Trotsky Icepick Presents: Danny And The Doorknobs - In 'Poison Summer' ‎(LP) SST Records SST 254 US 1989
SST CD 254 Trotsky Icepick Presents: Danny And The Doorknobs Trotsky Icepick Presents: Danny And The Doorknobs - In 'Poison Summer' ‎(CD, Album) SST Records SST CD 254 US 1989
SSTC 254 Trotsky Icepick Presents: Danny And The Doorknobs Trotsky Icepick Presents: Danny And The Doorknobs - In 'Poison Summer' ‎(Cass, Album) SST Records SSTC 254 US 1989


Comments: (1)
Barit
The SST version of Danny and the Doorknobs is a fine piece of music that actually sounds completely foreign if you try to consider it in a 1983 context, the year it was recorded. The band was a trio at that point, featuring mainstays Vitus Matare and Kjehl Johansen. The music they presented didn't exactly fit in with any of the hardcore, punk or even new wave of the period, nor does it sound dated listening to it twenty years later. The band hovers vaguely in the same post-punk territory as Mission of Burma but also finds a way to sneak in keyboards without resorting to dance floor tactics. The resulting album is a fine, expansive work that is entirely too pleasant. Oftentimes jaunty, the fifteen songs are well written and well performed. The opener "Whispering Glades" is a fantastic song, offering an intensely memorable melody and excellent interplay between all the musicians. Vocals throughout the album are shared between Matare and Johansen.Danny and the Doorknobs does share a touch of the sound featured in Johansen's 100 Flowers project. However, the punkier edge of the music is refined and given a much moodier approach that entirely works out. Despite all the silliness surrounding the band name changes and confusion that may result in trying to figure out Trotsky Icepick's discography, Danny and the Doorknobs is a sparkling debut that seemingly has been far too overlooked by the indie and post-punk listening world.Review by John Chedsey