Beautiful Mess (Thelonious Monster album)
1992 studio album by Thelonious Monster
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Beautiful Mess is the fourth full-length album by Thelonious Monster.[3] It was their major label debut.[4] Two versions of the album were released.
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ReleasedOctober 12, 1992
Studios
- Ardent (Memphis, Tennessee)
- Capitol (Hollywood, California)
- Sound Emporium (Nashville, Tennessee)
GenreAlternative rock
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| Released | October 12, 1992 | |||
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| Genre | Alternative rock | |||
| Label | Capitol[1] | |||
| Producers | Joe Hardy, Pete Anderson, Al Kooper | |||
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| Robert Christgau | A−[2] |
Track listing
- I Live in a Nice House
- Blood Is Thicker Than Water
- Body and Soul?
- Adios Lounge
- I Get So Scared
- Song for a Politically Correct Girl from the Valley[5]
- Ain't Never Been Nuthin' for Me in This World
- Bus with No Driver
- Vegas Weekend
- Weakness in Me (by Joan Armatrading)
- The Beginning and the End #12 n 35
European version
- I Live in a Nice House
- Blood Is Thicker Than Water
- Body and Soul?
- Adios Lounge
- I Get So Scared
- Song for a Politically Correct Girl from the Valley
- Ain't Never Been Nuthin' for Me in This World
- Bus with No Driver
- Vegas Weekend
- I Met an Angel
- A Little Bit Nervous
- You Want Me to Change
- Couple of Kids
Personnel
- Bob Forrest — vocals
- Dix Denney — guitar
- Chris Handsome — guitar
- Pete Weiss — drums
- Jon Sidel — guitar
- Martyn LeNoble — bass
- Zander Schloss — guitar
Additional musicians
- Dan and Dave from Soul Asylum[6]
- Benmont Tench III
- Michael Penn (backing vocals on "Body and Soul?")
- Al Kooper[7]
- Sam Bush
- Tom Waits (duets on "Adios Lounge")
