ARTIST: The Figgs
TITLE: Continue To Enjoy The Figgs
LABEL: Stomper Music
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 47:47 min
SIZE:  62,7 MB
RIP DATE: Jan-23-2006
RELEASE DATE: Jan-23-2006
WEBSITE: n/a

Track List:

01. Waiting For The Sun To Rise                02:41
02. Reaction                                   03:45
03. Something's Wrong                          02:21
04. Dance Lesson                               02:15
05. Simon Simone                               02:33
06. Place Is Packed                            02:06
07. Said Enough                                04:28
08. Static                                     04:00
09. Nothing But Fear                           02:59
10. Kill Me Now                                02:37
11. Bristol Sisters                            02:29
12. Painted Panel Basement                     02:13
13. Fucks Off                                  02:59
14. The Trench                                 02:38
15. Soon                                       02:57
16. Inside The Disco                           04:46

Release Notes:

2006 release from the amazing, the fabulous, the
wildly important, The Figgs! Why? Because this is
just earnestly, unprentious, righteous power pop the
blends some classics...you`ll hear early Graham
Parker, Mick Talyor-era Stones and Not Lame`s own
Virginia Sisters! Like a more garage version of
Sloan! Imagine power pop done pub-style by three
guys who not only know the history of rock `n roll
but are passoinate about every note they play and
love what they do. That is "The Figgs". The Figgs
recorded this in their own basement, live to tape in
front of about 50-60 friends `n fans. The sound is
excellent, warm and studio-like and the band play
right `n tight. About the Figgs: ""They embrace an
abundance of rock staples -- from leaping up on the
monitors for slightly distorted guitar solos to two
guys singing on one microphone -- that embody an
elemental essence of rock. The Figgs` music also
skims along the surface of rock history, unwilling
to fit a niche beyond a semi-generic "rock." Its
saving grace is that the band executes these songs
so perfectly and with so much pure emotion that one
can`t help but be enthralled with such mastery of
the pop form. "-PopMatters. Big Time Extremely
Highly Recommended!
