As with most releases in the Chrome Cranks oeuvre, this four-song CD EP revels in its smoked-out anti-exuberant exuberance. Sound a bit paradoxical? Perhaps it is, but the Chrome Cranks, with their deliberate lo-fi methodology, have found -- like similar New York acts of note, think Jon Spencer Blues Explosion -- that their hipness relies on maintaining a detached cool, even if it's as studied as Keith Richards' or Johnny Thunders'. But what keeps the Cranks just this side of art-scum priggishness is Peter Aaron's ...
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As with most releases in the Chrome Cranks oeuvre, this four-song CD EP revels in its smoked-out anti-exuberant exuberance. Sound a bit paradoxical? Perhaps it is, but the Chrome Cranks, with their deliberate lo-fi methodology, have found -- like similar New York acts of note, think Jon Spencer Blues Explosion -- that their hipness relies on maintaining a detached cool, even if it's as studied as Keith Richards' or Johnny Thunders'. But what keeps the Cranks just this side of art-scum priggishness is Peter Aaron's unselfconscious, visceral vocals and William Weber's beat-to-hell blues riffing. Lost Time Blues is, for the most part, oozingly down-tempo, but it's a concise, eclectic four-song workout. The title track thumps along nicely, but by track four, the listener has been dropped into the supplicatory, lamenting territory with "Heaven (Take Me Now)." ~ Patrick Kennedy, Rovi
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Add this copy of Lost Time Blues to cart. $3.74, very good condition, Sold by Streetlight_Records rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Santa Cruz, CA, UNITED STATES, published 1995.
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Very Good. This item is in very good condition with all original artwork and materials. Case and/or artwork may show visible wear. The disc may have light superficial marks that do not affect play. Small tear from price tag removal, hardly noticeable.