Pixies-Doolittle
1. Debaser
2. tame
3. wave of mutilation
4. I Bleed
5. here comes your man
6. dead
7. Monkey gone to heaven
8. mr. grieves
9. crackity jones
10. la la love you
11. No. 13 Baby
12. there goes my gun
13. hey
14. silver
15. gouge away

Review: 10 out of 10
The Pixies' released their third album Doolittle  in the spring of 1989 and it instantly became their second classic album in a row.   Unlike the diamond-in-the-rough nature of Surfer Rosa, produced by noise-rock's Steve Albini, Doolittle is instantly listenable and is the most widely popular Pixies album.  Opening with the eyeball-slicing exploits and manic energy of "Debaser", the album scores song after song.  Though not as abrasive as their previous record, Doolittle is every bit as quirky.  One glance at the song titles will tell you that:  "Debaser", "Wave of Mutilation", "Monkey Gone to Heaven". "Crackity Jones", etc.  The standout songs include "Debaser", "Here Comes Your Man" (released as a single), "Monkey Gone to Heaven", "No. 13 Baby", and "There Goes My Gun".  The more accessible sound of Doolittle along with the release of two videos to promote the singles established the Pixies as a minor player on the edge of the pop mainstream, while they kept their indie credibility. Doolittle is one of their finest efforts.


Monkey Gone to Heaven
1. Monkey Gone to Heaven
2. Manta Ray
3.Weird at My School
4.Dancing the Manta Ray


Here Comes Your Man
1. Here Comes Your Man
2. Into the White
3. Wave of Mutilation...UK Surf
4. Bailey's Walk

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