Slip It In

Editorial Reviews
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This is the crux of the Flag. Their third album of 1984, it followed the schizophrenic Family Man, which found the band playing bone- crushing instrumentals on one side while Henry Rollins ranted spoken-word on the other. Slip put things back together with a hammer--with new bassist Kira Roessler striking the blow. This is music of real tension, and Rollins challenges guitarist Greg Ginn for the reins all the way through. His throat-ripping rasp may win out on "Wound Up," but Ginn is simply ferocious on "Black Coffee" and "My Ghetto." Suzanne Gardner's hilarious yet sexy cooings on the title track win her the "Donna Summer of Punk" Award. --Michael Ruby

Music Review:

1. Slow Hands [CD-single] [Import]
2. Sound of Water
3. Sour Times [CD-single]
4. Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of [CD-single] [Import]
5. The Anniversary/ Superdrag [EP]
6. The Bells [Original recording remastered]
7. The Bootlicker
8. The Complex [Enhanced]
9. The Menace
10. The Sweetest Punch: Songs Of Elvis Costello And Burt Bacharach

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Organ Music of S.S. Wesley

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Manage the Damage [Import]

Metropolis Present Day: Thee Album

Le Poisson Rouge [Import]

Megaton Shotblast

Plan Nine: A Tribute to Ed Wood

Koyaanisqatsi (1998 Re-recording) [Soundtrack]

Lanterna

Now and Zen

Los Reyes del Merengue

Live at the Beverly Theatre in Hollywood

Second Genesis