Secret American Livingroom
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| babysue | (5/6)[1] |
| In Music We Trust | (A)[2] |
| Splended E-zine | (positive)[3] |
Secret American Livingroom is the first album by the indie pop/rock band Dealership. The album was self-released by the band in 1998.
The project began as a two-song single, but it soon expanded into an eight-song EP.[4]
After the album's release, it remained in the KALX Top 35 for eight weeks.[4]
Track listing
All songs written by Dealership.
- "Jungle Gym" – 3:26
- "My Box" – 2:41
- "Nerdy Girl" – 3:00
- "Fallout" – 2:50
- "Perfectly Happy" – 4:05
- "Montserrat" – 2:21
- "You're Dumb" – 5:01
- "Green" – 4:21
Personnel
Dealership
- Chris Groves - vocals, bass guitar
- Miyuki Jane Pinckard - guitar, vocals
- Chris Wetherell - drums, vocals
Production
Secret American Livingroom was produced by Dealership, recorded and mixed at Locomoto Productions by Guy Higbey. The album was mastered at Olde West by Guy Slater. Album design was by Dealership with photography by Eric Schulz and Liisa Pera.
References
- ^ babysue review
- ^ In Music We Trust review
- ^ Splended E-zine review
- ^ a b "Art of the Dealership" by Tim Scanlin, SF Weekly