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Swoggled
(Released, August 1992)
Players
Matt Gorney: Guitars, Bass, Drums, Lead and Backing
Vocals
John Gorney: Keyboards, Lead and Backing Vocals
Mark Mistysyn: Guitars
Track Listing
- Anticipation (M.Gorney/Mistysyn)
- Jealousy (M.Gorney/Mistysyn)
- Walk of Shame (M.Gorney)
- When I Sing (J.Gorney)
- When I'm With You (M.Gorney/Mistysyn)
- Jam (M.Gorney)
- Why Did We Hurt Each Other? (J.Gorney)
- Near the End (Mistysyn/M.Gorney/J.Gorney)
- Crack the Whip (J.Gorney/M.Gorney)
- Money (Lennon/McCartney)
- End of Time (J.Gorney)
- Mark II (Mistysyn)
- Feelin' Fine (M.Gorney)
- Dream Dying (J.Gorney
- I Don't Want to Love You (M.Gorney)
- A Swede in Mongolia (J.Gorney/Pelo)
- Fruit Juicy Red (M.Gorney/Delo/Hawkes/D.Murray)
- Swoggled (Cobain/U.K.Joe)
Review
Shitar as we know it is alive. Swoggled is a celebration of life,
brilliantly played if sometimes shoddily recorded. The album is
a huge (with a capital HU) step forward musically, with Mark Mistysyn
providing full-time axework. Shitar was able to capture the frenzied
electricity of their live shows on an album that is loaded with classics.
Mistysyn makes his presence felt immediately with a great riff in Anticipation
and melodic soloing throughout. John brings to the table some
heavier tongue-in-cheek songs with Crack the Whip
and Why Did We Hurt Each Other? Matt
is also in fine form, refining his songwriting genius on songs like
When I'm With You.
Rating (Out of *****)
*** 1/2
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