The Blend (studio album) by Brian Ritchie
Year: 1987
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The best album by Brian Ritchie is I See A Noise which is ranked number 124400 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 1.
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The Blend track list
The tracks on this album have an average rating of 76 out of 100 (2 out of 11 tracks have been rated).
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| Year | Source | Chart | Rank | Rank Score |
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| 2023 |  TheDude85 | Experimental Musical Express | 11/22 | - |
| Total Charts: The total number of charts that this album has appeared in. | 1 | |||
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| Rating | Date updated | Member | Album ratings | Avg. album rating |
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85/100  | 11/04/2022 19:27 | TheDude85 | | 83/100 |
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TheDude85 11/04/2022 19:37
I had always been under the impression that Gordon Gano was the primary influence of weirdness brought forth by The Violent Femmes, but this initial solo offering by that group's bassist and fellow founding member, Brian Ritchie, proves otherwise. On The Blend, Ritchie experiments with multiple forms of weirdness from country blues to outright funk and shines resplendently. His singing would be the only weak point in an otherwise exemplary weird album. Songs like the cover version of Sun Ra's "Nuclear War", and Ritchie's own Two Fat Dogs show there is more going on lyrically than just a party disc. Released in 1987 on SST Records (Cat#: SST-CD-141) this is a fine foray into solo work and an enjoyable diversion from more mainstream works. Authenticated on discogs.com
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