My Overall Chart: 1201-1300 by 
Romanelli 
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Year of Release:
1998
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6,109
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Year of Release:
1990
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Rank Score:
1,404
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1992 – GEFFEN
Produced By MITCHELL FROOM & PETER CASE
1. Vanishing Act
2. Deja Blues
3. Dream About You
4. When You Don’t Come Home
5. Never Comin’ Home
6. It’s All Mine
7. Why Don’t We Give It A Go?
8. Why?
9. Last Time I Looked
10. Wonderful 99
11. I’ve Been Looking For You
12. Beyond The Blues
13. It Don’t Matter What People Say
Peter Case has been around the block a few times. He was in one of the earliest American punk bands in the late 70’s (The Nerves ), who first recorded the Blondie song “Hanging On The Telephone. He was also in The Plimsouls, who had a hit with “A Million Miles Away”. He also played with Gurf Morlix and his then wife, Victoria Williams before going solo in the mid eighties. His solo career has been long and never amazing, but give him credit…he never gives up. Six-Pack Of Love is his third solo album, and it’s kind of a mess. Producer Mitchell Froom fleshes out Case’s songs with blasts of instrumentation, burying the songwriter’s work in most cases. It’s not a bad album by any means, but it’s also not one you’ll be reaching for very often.
The best tracks here are “Dream About You”, which was almost a hit. “Wonderful 99” was written with John Prine, and it’s as strange a song about superheroes as you will ever hear. It includes a line where the heroes “grimace like Tom Cruise”. “Beyond The Blues” is a solid ballad, while “Why Don’t We Give It A Go?” (co-written with Billy Swan) is an upbeat winner. But the rest becomes forgettable fast, and Case seems to be mostly just trying to be heard above everything else that’s happening. And that’s about the story of his solo career, which is now closing in on forty years without any sizeable hits. He’s a good singer, and his songs are good, but Six-Pack Of Love is not the best way to experience Peter Case. Average stuff at best. [First added to this chart: 02/08/2025]
Produced By MITCHELL FROOM & PETER CASE
1. Vanishing Act
2. Deja Blues
3. Dream About You
4. When You Don’t Come Home
5. Never Comin’ Home
6. It’s All Mine
7. Why Don’t We Give It A Go?
8. Why?
9. Last Time I Looked
10. Wonderful 99
11. I’ve Been Looking For You
12. Beyond The Blues
13. It Don’t Matter What People Say
Peter Case has been around the block a few times. He was in one of the earliest American punk bands in the late 70’s (The Nerves ), who first recorded the Blondie song “Hanging On The Telephone. He was also in The Plimsouls, who had a hit with “A Million Miles Away”. He also played with Gurf Morlix and his then wife, Victoria Williams before going solo in the mid eighties. His solo career has been long and never amazing, but give him credit…he never gives up. Six-Pack Of Love is his third solo album, and it’s kind of a mess. Producer Mitchell Froom fleshes out Case’s songs with blasts of instrumentation, burying the songwriter’s work in most cases. It’s not a bad album by any means, but it’s also not one you’ll be reaching for very often.
The best tracks here are “Dream About You”, which was almost a hit. “Wonderful 99” was written with John Prine, and it’s as strange a song about superheroes as you will ever hear. It includes a line where the heroes “grimace like Tom Cruise”. “Beyond The Blues” is a solid ballad, while “Why Don’t We Give It A Go?” (co-written with Billy Swan) is an upbeat winner. But the rest becomes forgettable fast, and Case seems to be mostly just trying to be heard above everything else that’s happening. And that’s about the story of his solo career, which is now closing in on forty years without any sizeable hits. He’s a good singer, and his songs are good, but Six-Pack Of Love is not the best way to experience Peter Case. Average stuff at best. [First added to this chart: 02/08/2025]
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Year of Release:
1999
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Rank Score:
3,837
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10. (=)
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| 1980s | 20 | 20% | |
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| 2000s | 25 | 25% | |
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