Is it just me or does the jacket of this disk conjure up a pack of cigarettes? Just checking.
Attachments were a female fronted six-piece from Seattle, whose seductive, new-wavey exploits often packed an unabashed dance floor-savvy punch. A through-and-through product of their era, there isn't an abundant amount of innovation afoot in these grooves, though I should note that
Sally Schlosstein's pipes crack some ungodly high registers on "Why Don't You Come Back & See Me." Make of
Attachments what you will.
01. Why Don't You Come Back & See Me
02. All I Need From You
03. Red Lines
04. Had to Bridge a Gap
Hear
Yeah, like Parliments or something.
ReplyDeleteWas on the tip of my tongue. Thanks for finishing my thought!
ReplyDeletelaughed out loud at your "looks like a pack of cigarettes", haha, and, yes it does!!! You definitely have a way with words in your reviews, thank you for the humor and info!! Cresh
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ReplyDeleteA friend of mine wants a re-up of this EP. Thanks in advance! :)
Chris Freeman, bass player for Attachments here. Just posted a page on Attachments on my webpage and our entire discography is now up on YouTube:
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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLANJk7OErF7a1k3R_T3bSweYsw9liT91A