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    Spoon - Telephono

    04/01/1996


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    All Music Guide Review

    Amped-up acoustic guitars, jumpy song structures, and punk attitude combine in Telephono, the debut album from Austin's Spoon. Their girl-boy harmonies, spiky guitars, and soft-loud dynamic shifts recall the Pixies, and barring Kim Deal and Frank Black's reconciliation, Telephono is the next best thing to a reunion by that group. Short, energetic bursts like "Don't Buy the Realistic" and "Claws Tracking" have a raw, angry attitude missing in most alternative and indie music today, and the group's quieter moments like "Cvantez" and "Towner" have a directness that suits them well. Highlights include "Theme to Wendell Stivers," a fun, space-surf instrumental, and "Plastic Mylar," an entertaining, shiny pop song. While they're not the most original band, Spoon have created an enjoyably raw, punky album that only borrows from the best. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide

    Telephono Track Listing

  • Track#
  • Title
  • time
  • lyrics
  • 4
  • Cvantez
  • 2:47
  • Sound Clip for Cvantez from Telephono


  • 5
  • Nefarious
  • 2:47
  • Sound Clip for Nefarious from Telephono


  • 7
  • Dismember
  • 1:47
  • Sound Clip for Dismember from Telephono


  • 8
  • Idiot Driver
  • 1:38
  • Sound Clip for Idiot Driver from Telephono


  • 9
  • Towner
  • 3:08
  • Sound Clip for Towner from Telephono


  • 12
  • Primary
  • 1:23
  • Sound Clip for Primary from Telephono


  • 14
  • Plastic Mylar
  • 3:27
  • Sound Clip for Plastic Mylar from Telephono


  • Credits of Telephono

    • Spoon
    • Main Performer, Design


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