This isn't the first
post I've dedicated to
The Dentists, and it very well may not be the last. Who would've guessed that a band with only five proper albums to their credit would be such a completist's nightmare? At any rate, 1992 didn't yield a new Dentists album, but the band kept busy and managed to release a series of singles:
See No Evil, Hear No Evil, and fittingly
Speak No Evil. This is one of them, and perhaps a bit regrettably it doesn't offer a cover of the Television classic of the same name. Technically there is a cut titled "See No Evil," but it's merely a ten second poem. The real meat and guts of this 45 is the killer a-side, "Box of Sun," a bright, confident, melodically-endowed stunner that would eventually make an appearance on the band's 1993 LP,
Powdered Lobster Fiasco. The flip side, an acoustic rendering of one of the Dentists' earliest chestnuts, "I Can See Your House From Up Here," is evidently exclusive to this wax. I'm pretty certain I have the other two singles in the ...No Evil series, when and if I get to them that remains to be seen.
A. Box of Sun
B1. See No Evil
B2. I Can See Your House From Up Here (acoustic)
Hear
2 comments:
Have been looking for this - Thanks you! Looking forward to the other singles
thanx for sharing.. I always preferred Coax which was 4/5 Dentists
Post a Comment