The Pixies – Doolittle (1989) (MFSL Hybrid SACD 2008)

The Pixies – Doolittle (1989) (MFSL Hybrid SACD 2008)
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The Pixies – Doolittle (1989) (MFSL Hybrid SACD 2008)
CD side: WV-IMG+CUE+LOG | Complete Artwork | 262MB
SACD: ISO | PS3 Rip | SACD DSD64 2.0 / 5645 kbps | 1,55 GB

To follow up their 1988 classic Surfer Rosa, the Pixies brought Gil Norton (Echo & The Bunnymen, Patty Smith, Foo Fighters) on board to produce. The result, 1989′s Doolittle (only their second full LP and major-label debut) was an equally brilliant if not superior release to its predecessor. A full-on sensory audio roller coaster, these forty minutes are both a benchmark and timeless monument, mixing surf-pop, alternative and grunge with schizophrenic pacing and lulls-to-head banging jolts.
SACD/Hybrid 2008 version of the Pixies 1989 album, Doolittle. Pixies is led by Black Francis (AKA Charles Thompson), this Boston band reveled in the raw, loud energy of punk, but harnessed it in service of catchy melodies laced with bizarre lyrics. Doolittle, is widely considered to be one of the best alternative-rock albums ever, and their influence extends to a legion of artists, including PJ Harvey and Nirvana. After five records in five years, they were gone, splintering into the Breeders (led by bassist Kim Deal) and Francis’s solo namesake, Frank Black. In 2004, however, the band reunited for some highly publicized performances.

After 1988′s brilliant but abrasive Surfer Rosa, the Pixies’ sound couldn’t get much more extreme. Their Elektra debut, Doolittle, reins in the noise in favor of pop songcraft and accessibility. Producer Gil Norton’s sonic sheen adds some polish, but Black Francis’ tighter songwriting focuses the group’s attack. Doolittle’s most ferocious moments, like "Dead", a visceral retelling of David and Bathsheba’s affair — are more stylized than the group’s past outbursts. Meanwhile, their poppy side surfaces on the irresistible single "Here Comes Your Man" and the sweetly surreal love song "La La Love You". The Pixies’ arty, noisy weirdness mix with just enough hooks to produce gleefully demented singles like "Debaser", — inspired by Bunuel’s classic surrealist short Un Chien Andalou — and "Wave of Mutilation", their surfy ode to driving a car into the sea. Though Doolittle’s sound is cleaner and smoother than the Pixies’ earlier albums, there are still plenty of weird, abrasive vignettes: the blankly psychotic "There Goes My Gun", "Crackity Jones", a song about a crazy roommate Francis had in Puerto Rico, and the nihilistic finale "Gouge Away". Meanwhile, "Tame", and "I Bleed" continue the Pixies’ penchant for cryptic kink. But the album doesn’t just refine the Pixies’ sound; they also expand their range on the brooding, wannabe spaghetti western theme "Silver" and the strangely theatrical "Mr. Grieves". "Hey" and "Monkey Gone to Heaven", on the other hand, stretch Francis’ lyrical horizons: "Monkey"’s elliptical environmentalism and "Hey"’s twisted longing are the Pixies’ versions of message songs and romantic ballads. Their most accessible album, Doolittle’s wide-ranging moods and sounds make it one of their most eclectic and ambitious. A fun, freaky alternative to most other late-’80s college rock, it’s easy to see why the album made the Pixies into underground rock stars.

~ Heather Phares, all media guide

Tracklist:
01. Debaser
02. Tame
03. Wave Of Mutilation
04. I Bleed
05. Here Comes Your Man
06. Dead
07. Monkey Gone To Heaven
08. Mr. Grieves
09. Crackity Jones
10. La La Love You
11. No. 13 Baby
12. There Goes My Gun
13. Hey
14. Silver
15. Gouge Away

Total time = 38:48 min.
all songs written by Black Francis except "Silver" by B. Francis & K. Deal
Original Recording Produced & Engineered by Gil Norton
Recorded at Downtown Recorders in Boston, Massachusetts
Mixed at Carriage House Studios in Stamford, Connecticut
2008′s MFSL edition Mastered by Rob LoVerde
on the GAIN 2 System™ at Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, Sebastopol, CA
• Black Francis – vocals, guitar
• Kim Deal – bass guitar, backing vocals, slide guitar on "Silver"
• David Lovering – drums, lead vocal on "La La Love You", bass on "Silver"
• Joey Santiago – lead guitar, backing vocals

Original Release Date: April 18, 1989
MFSL Original Release Date: February 2008
Format: Original Recording Remastered
Ultradisc II, US only Hybrid/SACD pressing,
Numbered Limited Edition Mini-LP Style Packaging
Label: Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, Inc.
Catalog No.: UDSACD 2033

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