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Naked Raygun|Jettison

Jettison

Naked Raygun

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Occupying the space between the punk movement's departure and the arrival of grunge, Jettison is a definitive link between the two musical genres and, with its speedy slashing and grinding, is the most jarring and diverse of Naked Raygun's albums. Electrocuting guitars, pummeling drum beats, and unmerciful vocals, which combine the Misfits' "whoa-oh-oh" vocal with Naked Raygun's own straight-talking dirge, collaborate to make Jettison part art-rock dissonance, part down-your-throat punk. Pierre Kezdy's bass gurgles blood on one track, and is swampy on the next. Vocalist Jeff Pezzati's fast-talks like an auctioneer at one point, then sandblasts on the following turn. Throughout, John Haggerty's guitar buzzes and hacks, finally reaching its zenith on "Suspect Device," in which you could swear trees are being severed at their roots. Cementing everything together is Eric Spicer's drumming, which could easily pass as a battery of guns all firing at once. Moreover, the working-class ethic of Naked Raygun's sound consistently shines, whether its on the anthemic "Vanilla Blue" or the punk/big-guitar rock feel of "Coldbringer." Lyrically, while 1985's Throb Throb thrives on military politics, Jettison burns on the images and realities of a conservative-led nation, and on the social rules of the city; "Ghetto Mechanic" captures the essence of inner-city freelance labor as well as any song before or since. Quarterstick's reissue of Jettison adds three live bonus tracks to what is already a phenomenal album, a record that is a harbinger of bands like Fugazi and Shellac. Recorded at Chicago's Riviera Theater in November 1987, the live material has meaty guitars that are sprinkled with metallic flakes; one just has to close their eyes to imagine the mosh pit that formed in front of the stage that fall night.
© Bob Gendron /TiVo

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2
When the Walls Come Down
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Walk in Cold
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Jettison
00:00:59

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Live Wire
00:03:39

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1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

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The Mule
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1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

7
Coldbringer
00:02:33

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1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

8
Blight
00:02:06

Naked Raygun, Artist, MainArtist, MusicPublisher

1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

9
Free Nation
00:03:20

Naked Raygun, Artist, MainArtist, MusicPublisher

1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

10
Hammer Head
00:02:32

Naked Raygun, Artist, MainArtist, MusicPublisher

1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

11
Ghetto Mechanic
00:02:56

Naked Raygun, Artist, MainArtist, MusicPublisher

1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

12
Suspect Device
00:02:45

Naked Raygun, Artist, MainArtist - (Stiff Little Fingers) Incomplete Music Inc. (BMI)., MusicPublisher

1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

13
Vanilla Blue
00:03:10

Naked Raygun, Artist, MainArtist, MusicPublisher

1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

14
The Strip (Live)
00:01:38

Naked Raygun, Artist, MainArtist, MusicPublisher

1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

15
Roller Queen (Live)
00:03:44

Naked Raygun, Artist, MainArtist, MusicPublisher

1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

16
Backlash Jack (Live)
00:02:54

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1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records 1988 Naked Raygun under exclusive license to Quarterstick Records

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Occupying the space between the punk movement's departure and the arrival of grunge, Jettison is a definitive link between the two musical genres and, with its speedy slashing and grinding, is the most jarring and diverse of Naked Raygun's albums. Electrocuting guitars, pummeling drum beats, and unmerciful vocals, which combine the Misfits' "whoa-oh-oh" vocal with Naked Raygun's own straight-talking dirge, collaborate to make Jettison part art-rock dissonance, part down-your-throat punk. Pierre Kezdy's bass gurgles blood on one track, and is swampy on the next. Vocalist Jeff Pezzati's fast-talks like an auctioneer at one point, then sandblasts on the following turn. Throughout, John Haggerty's guitar buzzes and hacks, finally reaching its zenith on "Suspect Device," in which you could swear trees are being severed at their roots. Cementing everything together is Eric Spicer's drumming, which could easily pass as a battery of guns all firing at once. Moreover, the working-class ethic of Naked Raygun's sound consistently shines, whether its on the anthemic "Vanilla Blue" or the punk/big-guitar rock feel of "Coldbringer." Lyrically, while 1985's Throb Throb thrives on military politics, Jettison burns on the images and realities of a conservative-led nation, and on the social rules of the city; "Ghetto Mechanic" captures the essence of inner-city freelance labor as well as any song before or since. Quarterstick's reissue of Jettison adds three live bonus tracks to what is already a phenomenal album, a record that is a harbinger of bands like Fugazi and Shellac. Recorded at Chicago's Riviera Theater in November 1987, the live material has meaty guitars that are sprinkled with metallic flakes; one just has to close their eyes to imagine the mosh pit that formed in front of the stage that fall night.
© Bob Gendron /TiVo

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