Cracker (1992)
The former Camper Van Beethoven frontman makes a normal rock record and gets a brief taste of fame with “Teen Angst.”
The former Camper Van Beethoven frontman makes a normal rock record and gets a brief taste of fame with “Teen Angst.”
David Lowery and his new band emerge on the scene, dripping with irony.
Cracker’s second album is a more worthy successor to CVB, with songs that actually rock (“Low,” “Get Off This”).
No, it didn’t go gold, but it didn’t tarnish Cracker’s reputation among the musically informed either.
Rock and roll dipped in brown liquor and wrapped in barbed wire.
Half showroom, half attic, all the Cracker you may ever need.