Wild Gift
发行时间:1981-05-01
发行公司:华纳唱片
简介: 洛杉矶朋克的代表人物,X乐队的第二张专辑,商业上自然还是乏善可陈,不过在评论界和业内人士的口碑很高,在1981年The Village Voice周刊的票选中排到了第二位,仅次于Clash的Sandinista!
这张专辑在滚石杂志选出的500张历代最强专辑中排名第334位。
by Greg Prato
For X's second release, 1981's Wild Gift, the quartet followed the same path they had taken a year earlier on their debut, Los Angeles, creating another batch of timeless compositions that merged the energy of punk rock with other musical styles. Former Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek reprised his role as producer on what would turn out to be X's last independent release before signing to Elektra. Included are such eventual punk standards as "We're Desperate," the melodic hookfest "White Girl" (sampled years later by the Red Hot Chili Peppers in their song "Good Time Boys"), and "Beyond and Back" (which would serve as a title for their 1997 two-CD anthology). Other highlights include the '50s-prom feel of "Adult Books," the punk-pop composition "In This House That I Call Home," and the rapid "Back 2 the Base." While it may be a shade less exceptional than its predecessor, Wild Gift is nonetheless a classic effort. [In 1988 Los Angeles and Wild Gift were combined as part of a CD reissue by Slash Records.]
洛杉矶朋克的代表人物,X乐队的第二张专辑,商业上自然还是乏善可陈,不过在评论界和业内人士的口碑很高,在1981年The Village Voice周刊的票选中排到了第二位,仅次于Clash的Sandinista!
这张专辑在滚石杂志选出的500张历代最强专辑中排名第334位。
by Greg Prato
For X's second release, 1981's Wild Gift, the quartet followed the same path they had taken a year earlier on their debut, Los Angeles, creating another batch of timeless compositions that merged the energy of punk rock with other musical styles. Former Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek reprised his role as producer on what would turn out to be X's last independent release before signing to Elektra. Included are such eventual punk standards as "We're Desperate," the melodic hookfest "White Girl" (sampled years later by the Red Hot Chili Peppers in their song "Good Time Boys"), and "Beyond and Back" (which would serve as a title for their 1997 two-CD anthology). Other highlights include the '50s-prom feel of "Adult Books," the punk-pop composition "In This House That I Call Home," and the rapid "Back 2 the Base." While it may be a shade less exceptional than its predecessor, Wild Gift is nonetheless a classic effort. [In 1988 Los Angeles and Wild Gift were combined as part of a CD reissue by Slash Records.]