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Performer: The Necessary Evils
Title: Spider Fingers
Country: US
Genre: Rock
Style:Garage Rock, Punk
Released: 1996
Catalog number: ITR 045
Label: In The Red Recordings
MP3 album szie: 1162 mb
FLAC album size: 1987 mb

Tracklist

1 Flames O' Heat
2 Pretty White Girl On A Black Death Train
3 Lost My Baby
4 Motorwitch
Written-By – M. Ball, N. Evils
5 William
Written-By – White Light
6 Back-Stabber
7 Tragedy
8 The Deceiver
9 Alone And Dead
10 Rock 'N' Roll
11 Skin Ripper
12 State Of Confusion
Written-By – M. Ball, N. Evils

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
ITR045 The Necessary Evils Spider Fingers ‎(LP, Album) In The Red Recordings ITR045 US 1996

Credits

  • DrumsKyle John Hall
  • GuitarJames Arthur, Steve Pallow
  • LayoutA Roaring Design
  • OrganJames Arthur
  • Recorded ByChris Fahey, Mike McHugh
  • VocalsSteve Pallow

Notes

An Analog Alley Production
Recorded at Control World, Costa Mesa, CA
Mixed at The Distillery

'Dedicated to Mike Ball - "The Lincoln King"
April 21, 1967-Sept. 17, 1994'
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Reviews: (1)
Brariel
Brariel
Seriously, this is one of my all time favourites. I have already transmutated 2 copies of this from M to g+ by playing the fuck outta it. A real scary nightmare into the depths of civilization and its adherent discontents. "Alone & Dead" pretty much sums up the conundrum and pains of the civilized indivdual in an artistic rudimentary form. This is like a million times scarier than any Black Metal or cheesy Goth crap. This makes Glenn Danzig look like Winnie Pooh and Marilyn Manson like your mother. In my book this is high up on the authenticity scale. If there actually was something like truth this would be pretty damn close. Nasty, creepy, hypnotizing Garage sprinkled with cheap Synth effects, guaranteed to piss off and hurt people clinging to some monologual understanding of musical entertainment. Everything by the Necessary Evils is well worth listening to, but this is their absolute "Über-Meisterwerk". At this point I'd strongly have to recommend Steve Pallow's post Evils output as "Haunted George" as well.
I couldn't agree with you more. I remember James making a bunch of those synth sounds with a whacked-out guitar that had a slot to insert effects cartridges - similar to Atari game cartridges, just smaller. Once I spoke with Steve about recording this one, and, as you can imagine it would be when in the presence of a Necessary Evil, the details of the conversation are hazy at best. But I recall it went something like - recorded after hours when the studio was "free" - when not recording, usually at bar next door - for some reason I want to say that much of the album was written in the studio - the entire session/binge was fueled by the death of Mike - Steve has little, if any, real memory of recording the music. Whether or not those details are true, I cannot say. Perhaps years of listening to this disc have just inputed false facts into the void in my memory that my conversation with Steve started out as. I don't know. But I do know that this record is one of my true treasures. It is balls out hard - and it never grows old - and I can't play it without feeling every emotion I've ever known rush over me at once. 100% honest.