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Fire in the Sky (album)

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Fire in the Sky is a studio album by the rock group Half Japanese, released in 1993.[1] "Tears Stupid Tears" is a cover of the Daniel Johnston song.[2]

Released1993
Length62:06
LabelSafe House
Quick facts Studio album by Half Japanese, Released ...
Fire in the Sky
Studio album by
Released1993
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Length62:06
LabelSafe House
ProducersDon Fleming,[1] Maureen Tucker
Half Japanese chronology
We Are They Who Ache with Amorous Love
(1990)
Fire in the Sky
(1993)
Hot
(1995)
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Critical reception

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Dean McFarlane of AllMusic called Fire in the Sky "the album that pushed the group from the obscure fringe of the U.S. post-punk underground into a full-blown indie rock legend." Trouser Press wrote that "Jad [Fair] works up a head of punk-rock steam that allows him to zoom manically through hi-energy blasts like 'U.F.O. Expert' and 'Tears Stupid Tears.'”[1]

Track listing

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1."U.F.O. Expert"1:10
2."Tears Stupid Tears"2:02
3."Always"12:25
4."This Could Be the Night"4:36
5."Possum Head"2:41
6."Frosty"2:45
7."Turn Your Life Around"2:55
8."I Love a Mystery"2:55
9."12 Houses"1:55
10."Hanger 18"3:06
11."Magic Kingdom"2:27
12."It's No Wonder"3:04
13."Fire in the Sky"2:22
14."Good Luck"0:55
15."Gates of Glory"2:28
16."Everyone Knows"2:30
17."I Heard Her Call My Name"5:41
18."Eye of the Hurricane"3:08
19.Untitled (hidden track)3:01
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Personnel

  • Jad Fair – vocals, megaphone
  • Don Fleming – guitar, vocals, organ
  • Hank Beckmeyer – guitar, bass, backing vocal
  • John Sluggett – drums, guitar, bass, backing vocal
  • Maureen Tucker – drums
  • Ira Kaplan – guitar
  • David Doris – saxophone

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