Album
Bakesale (Deluxe Edition)
1994Alternative · Music · Rock · Indie Rock · College Rock · Adult Alternative
Lou Barlow and co. harden into a taut indie-rock power trio.
Tracks
- 11:46
- 22:44
- 32:27
- 43:40
- 54:15
- 62:39
- 72:24
- 82:16
- 93:16
- 102:27
- 112:12
- 123:08
- 131:53
- 142:41
- 154:06
- 160:48
- 172:01
- 181:02
- 194:18
- 202:08
- 211:46
- 223:42
- 233:08
- 242:12
- 252:13
- 262:25
- 272:51
- 282:46
- 293:07
- 302:33
- 313:00
- 323:02
- 331:50
- 342:35
- 351:20
- 364:36
- 372:01
- 382:31
- 391:47
- 401:36
About this album
Bakesale was the first Sebadoh album Lou Barlow recorded without wild-card foil Eric Gaffney. Absent Gaffney's eccentric influence, the band hardened into a taut indie-rock power trio. “Licence to Confuse” and “Magnet’s Coil” rank among Barlow’s most adrenalised and melodically concise songs; the downcast “Not a Friend” and effervescent “Skull” are among his prettiest. Meanwhile, bassist Jason Loewenstein relishes his promotion to Barlow’s new right-hand man, turning in the joyously anarchic “S**t Soup” and the white-knuckled “Drama Mine”.