Fred Schneider
by Fred Schneider
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Overall rank: - | 1990s rank: - | 1991 rank: -| Year | Source | Chart | Rank | Rank Score |
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| 2023 |  TheDude85 | All By Myself | 34/41 | - |
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From TheDude85 02/02/2023 18:12 | #293516
TheDude85 02/02/2023 18:12 | #293516
The first solo album by B-52s member, Fred Schneider, perpetuates the funky dance beats of his band of origin, supplemented ably by the work of Bernie Worrell and Kate Pierson in a "guest" capacity. Released in 1991 at the height of B-52 mania, following the success of "Love Shack", this album on Reprise Records (Cat#: 9 26592-2) was a minimal success at the time. The lead track "Monster" establishes the tone of all that follows, with tongue firmly planted in cheek, it tells the tale of a Monster in Fred's pants (footnoted in the liner notes as a dinosaur borrowing the aforementioned article of clothing, instead of "what some dirty minded people would have you think").The fun continues throughout. Authenticated on discogs.com
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