Cat Power- What Would The Community Think Vinyl Record
Cat Power- What Would The Community Think Vinyl Record
Chan Marshall's second album under the Cat Power moniker and first for Matador, 1996's What Would The Community Think finds the songstress at lo-fi maverick Doug Easley's Memphis, TN studio, with her soft, engaging vocals and delicate acoustic guitar supported by Easley's pedal steel and Sonic Youth drummer Steve Shelley's sympathetic percussion. Though Easley and Shelley are better known for working with much louder, noisier artists, they never overpower Marshall's sensitive but sturdy material here. Sounding more self-assured than on her first outing, she invests more passion and fire in songs like the foreboding "Water and Air" and the obsessive, feedback and piano-laced title track than one expects to find in the lo-fi genre. Elsewhere, the delicate "King Rides By" is an unvarnished love song that packs an equally powerful emotional wallop.
1. In This Hole
2. Good Clean Fun
3. What Would The Community Think
4. Nude As The News
5. They Tell Me
6. Taking People
7. Fate Of The Human Carbine
8. King Rides By
9. Bathysphere
10. Water And Air
11. Enough
12. The Coat Is Always On
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Cat Power- What Would The Community Think Vinyl Record
