Doolittle by Pixies

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    Track     Duration Listeners
1 Debaser 3:07 441,698
2 Tame 1:55 301,616
3 Wave of Mutilation 2:04 363,128
4 I Bleed 2:34 235,619
5 Here Comes Your Man 3:22 447,691
6 Dead 2:30 229,661
7 Monkey Gone To Heaven 2:54 640,079
8 Mr. Grieves 2:06 204,616
9 Crackity Jones 1:35 216,880
10 La La Love You 2:43 236,826
11 No. 13 Baby 3:51 208,446
12 There Goes My Gun 1:49 210,038
13 Hey 3:30 415,273
14 Silver 2:25 186,765
15 Gouge Away 2:53 297,120
No 13 Baby 3:51 14,495

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About this album

16 tracks (43:09)
Doolittle is the second studio album from the American alternative rock band Pixies, released in April 1989 on 4AD. The album’s offbeat and dark subject material, featuring references to surrealism, Biblical violence, torture and death, contrasts with the clean production sound achieved by the then newly hired producer Gil Norton. Along with Surfer Rosa, Doolittle is considered the band’s strongest work.

Doolittle has continued to sell consistently well in the nineteen years since its release, and in 1995 was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America. The album has been cited as inspirational by many alternative artists, while numerous music publications have ranked it as one of the most influential albums ever. A 2003 poll of NME writers ranked Doolittle as the second greatest album of all time. Reaction to Doolittle was positive in general, with the album garnering praise from several major music publications. NME commented that “the songs on Doolittle have the power to make you literally jump out of your skin with excitement.” Q, giving the album four stars out of five, said that Doolittle’s “carefully structured noise and straightforward rhythmic insistence makes perfect sense.” Tim Rolston, of the Daily Telegraph praised Doolittle as “a scintillating rock’n’roll album” and the Pixies’ “finest half-hour so far.” Other publications also awarded the album four out of five stars, including the British music weekly Record Mirror, The Philadelphia Inquirer, the Los Angeles Times, and the Chicago Tribune.

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  • zhelnerovich

    It's '89, though

    last month
  • wi-lll

    Found this '98 original lp, joy.

    March 2012
  • mitchfork

    DEBAAAASAASASSAASAIDJASIDOASDADJASSDAIJDISADOSADJAJODIASJDOJSOIJSISASASSAASASASSERRRR

    February 2012
  • hulkson

    El mejor álbum de los 80's <3

    February 2012
  • emmachino

    "Music to walk away from a horrid job by." - exactly what i did the other day! it WORKS (like therapy or some shit)

    February 2012
  • Arcadehead

    one of the most powerfull albums of all time!!!

    January 2012
  • fuckyouty1

    I own this...it's really good.

    December 2011
  • kismetcow

    Music to walk away from a horrid job by.

    November 2011
  • Harry_01

    I think after a couple of listens this will grow on me...

    November 2011
  • kiddRasta

    this one of the best albums of all time

    November 2011
  • kissesneverdie

    I could listen to this album for DAYS. 1,000 + plays for them with this record alone.

    October 2011
  • Kolhozka

    This album is very catchy

    October 2011
  • passport90

    if you play, you can't stop until it's over. at least for me

    October 2011
  • Pewizzle

    Brilliant from start to finish. A true classic.

    October 2011
  • Jedimax

    One of the greatest albums ever!

    October 2011
  • Stjimmy0122

    This is probably one of the few perfect albums that exists right now

    September 2011
  • trebor17

    Best album ever

    September 2011
  • douglasfzickuhr

    I think that pixies change the way of people listen rock music and doolittle is the bestest indie album.

    September 2011
  • naotas_forehead

    Pixies perfected rock music with this album. It's like they literally took all the rock music that came before them and made it... better. It sounds absolutely timeless.

    August 2011
  • Modestmilk

    There's something very sexual about this album.

    August 2011
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