Spoon A Series Of Sneaks

Spoon A Series Of SneaksDESCRIPTION Originally released in 1998, Spoon's sophomore album A Series of Sneaks has not only become a favorite amongst the most diehard of Spoon fans, but is widely considered an overlooked classic in the band's exceptional repertoire. With all but three of the 14 tracks coming in under three minutes, A Series of Sneaks is a remarkably economic yet incredibly boisterous album that sounds as exciting and inventive since it's original release over

"Green Light" opens the proceedings with a genuine sense of exuberance and it's an emotion she returns to often

And that's just a few tracks

and the hallmarks of their music -- Daniel Kessler's alternately chiming and prickly guitars

The movie also got a superb musical turn out of Jack Albertson ("I've Got a Golden Ticket")

with strong associations of rootlessness

Sáré Kon Kon Pt

before reaching sonic overload

wheezing and clanking found sounds

the laid-back yet ecstatic "Frontwards

the concise set of ten tracks is effective and hits the proper emotional notes

RSD exclusive LP package is a gatefold jacket with 12 cut-outs on front cover (think: Advent Calendar) and white vinyl

"Into The Void" features a stellar Ace Frehley guitar solo in a track reminiscent of "Rocket Ride