Mr. Machinery Operator

1993 studio album by Firehose From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Mr. Machinery Operator is the fifth and final studio album by the American alternative rock band Firehose.[4] It is also their second album to be released on the major label, Columbia Records.

ReleasedFebruary 23, 1993
RecordedSeptember 8–20, 1992
StudioCapitol Studios, Hollywood, CA
LabelColumbia
Quick facts Studio album by Firehose, Released ...
Mr. Machinery Operator
Studio album by
Firehose
ReleasedFebruary 23, 1993
RecordedSeptember 8–20, 1992
StudioCapitol Studios, Hollywood, CA
LabelColumbia
ProducerJ. Mascis[1]
Firehose chronology
Flyin' the Flannel
(1991)		 Mr. Machinery Operator
(1993)		 lowFLOWs: The Columbia Anthology ('91–'93)
(2012)
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Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusicStarStar[2]
Rolling StoneStarStar[3]
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Reception

Entertainment Weekly gave the album a B− and called it "agreeably sedate."[1] Robert Christgau called the album a dud.[5]

Track listing

  1. "Formal Introduction" (Raymond Pettibon/Mike Watt)
  2. "Blaze" (Ed Crawford)
  3. "Herded into Pools" (Watt)
  4. "Witness" (George Hurley/Crawford)
  5. "Number Seven" (Kira Roessler)
  6. "Powerful Hankerin'" (Pettibon/Watt)
  7. "Rocket Sled/Fuel Tank" (Watt)
  8. "Quicksand" (Chip and Tony Kinman)
  9. "Disciples of the 3-Way" (Watt)
  10. "More Famous Quotes" (Watt)
  11. "Sincerely" (Roessler/Watt)
  12. "Hell-Hole" (Hurley/Crawford)
  13. "4. 29. 92" (Watt)
  14. "The Cliffs Thrown Down" (Watt)

Personnel

fIREHOSE

guests

References

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