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Take It from the Man by Brian Jonestown Massacre (Record, 2010)
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- Buy it nowThe Brian Jonestown Massacre Take It from the Man! (Vinyl) 12" Album
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelA. Records, Aros
UPC5055300317414
eBay Product ID (ePID)10046069657
Product Key Features
Release Year2010
FormatRecord
GenreAlternative Rock
ArtistBrian Jonestown Massacre
Release TitleTake It from the Man
Dimensions
Item Height0.37 in
Item Weight1.25 lb
Item Length12.32 in
Item Width12.22 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks18
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
Tracks1.1 Vacuum Boots 1.2 Who? 1.3 Oh Lord 1.4 Caress 1.5 (David Bowie I Love You) Since I Was Six 1.6 Straight Up and Down 1.7 Monster 1.8 Take It from the Man 1.9 B.S.A 1.10 Mary, Please 1.11 Monkey Puzzle 1.12 Fucker 1.13 Dawn 1.14 Cabin Fever 1.15 In My Life 1.16 The Be Song 1.17 My Man Syd 1.18 Straight Up and Down
Number of Discs2
Notes2019 repress on black vinyl. Originally released on CD in 1996, now reissued on A Recordings, Anton Newcombe's own record label. Released on 180 gram vinyl. The Brian Jonestown Massacre's obsession with the Rolling Stones continues unabated on the brilliant Take It from the Man!; where the group resurrected psychedelic-era excesses on the previous Their Satanic Majesties' Second Request, here they jump further back in time to the Stones' mid-'60s period, with even more superlative results. From the opening "Vacuum Boots" onward, Take It from the Man! Is gritty, swaggering R&B-influenced rock, delivered with remarkable assurance and attitude; singer Anton Newcombe is half-madman and half-shaman, and he commands each delirious moment with absolute mastery, emerging not so much a disciple of Mick Jagger but as a serious threat to the throne.
