[Review] Frank Black (1993)
In the post-Pixies gambit for attention, the smart money was on Black.
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Frank Black: “Hang on to Your Ego” (1993)
Frank’s planned album of covers ended up with just one cover but, oh, what a cover it was.
[Review] Brace Yourself! A Tribute to Otis Blackwell (1994)
Old wine in new wineskins, the best of Blackwell can still be found on Elvis Presley records.
[Review] Frank Black: Teenager of the Year (1994)
Frank Black’s Basement Tapes, sort of, featuring 22 tracks of whacked-out wonder.
Frank Black: “Calistan” (1994)
Frank Black’s highway song was floated as a promotional single, but made few if any inroads on the radio.
Frank Black: “The Marsist” (1995)
Frank writes a love song to a Martian mountain, while new guitarist Lyle Workman provides the spaced-out solo.
[Review] Frank Black & Teenage Fanclub: The John Peel Session (1995)
Frank Black and Teenage Fanclub together? It’s like an extra magic wish for free.
[Review] Frank Black: The Cult of Ray (1996)
If you’re already a member of the cult, this’ll keep the flame burning until the next album arrives.
[Review] Frank Black: Fast Man Raider Man (2006)
Two dozen new tracks from punk’s black prince, now in a nostalgic mood for classic rock.