Satan Is Real Again, or Feeling Good About Bad Thoughts
1996 studio album by Country Teasers
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Studio album by Country Teasers | ||||
Released | 1996 | |||
Recorded | July 1995 | |||
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Length | 42:41 | |||
Label | Crypt | |||
Producer | Gordon Kerr | |||
Country Teasers chronology | ||||
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Melody Maker | favourable[2] |
Satan Is Real Again, or Feeling Good About Bad Thoughts, released in 1996, is the second album by Country Teasers.
Track listing
- All songs written by B.R. Wallers except where noted
Side one
- "The Wide-Open Beaver of Nashville" – 2:16
- "Black Change" – 1:30
- "Panty Shots" – 4:32
- "It Is My Duty" – 6:53
- "Devil on My Back" – 1:20
- "Little Black Clouds" – 2:55
- "Lies" – 3:21
Side two
- "Thank You God for Making Me an Angel" (Wallers/Joy Division) – 2:38
- "Cripples" – 2:30
- "Some Hole" – 2:12
- "Don't Like People" – 3:09
- "Country Fag" – 1:41
- "Satan Is Real Again" – 4:46
- "These Things Shall Pass" (Stuart Hamblen) – 2:58
Trivia
The track "Thank You God for Making Me an Angel" is largely based on the Joy Division track "Digital" [citation needed]
Personnel
- B. R. Wallers - Singing & Guitar
- Alan. K. Crichton - Guitars
- Simon W. Stephens - Bass
- Eck King - Drums
- Richard Greenan - Guitar
- Mark Deas - Production (10 & 12)
- John Morgan - Guitar (10)
References
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- Ben Wallers
- Leighton Crook
- Alastair MacKinven
- Robert McNeill
- Sophie Politowicz
- Mark Carr
- Leighton Crook
- Mark Deas
- Richard Greenan
- A.C. "Eck" King
- Richard C.W. Greenan
- A.J.R. Mackinven
- Robert Adams McNeill
- George Miller
- Dan Mitchell
- John Morgan
- Joe Patt
- James Sedwards
- Simon Stephens
- Kaanan Tupper
- Lawrence "Bosch" J. Worthington
- The Pastoral – Not Rustic – World of Their Greatest Hits (1995)
- Satan Is Real Again, or Feeling Good About Bad Thoughts (1996)
- Destroy All Human Life (1999)
- Secret Weapon Revealed at Last (2003)
- The Empire Strikes Back (2006)
- Live Album (2005)
- W.O.A.R./W.O.A. [split 12" with Ezee Tiger] (2008)
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