Svn Fngrs

Cooking Vinyl, 2008, Audio CD

Tracks Information

The Seus
Garbage Heap
Half Man
I Sent Away
Seven Fingers
The Tale of Lonesome Fetter
When They Come to Murder Me

Product Details

Title: Svn Fngrs
Sales Rank: 3732 in Music
Artist: Frank Black
Label: Cooking Vinyl, 2008-04-15, Audio CD, 1 Disc
Package Dimensions: 5.55 x 4.97 x 0.54 inches, 0.18 pounds

Customer Reviews

Good stuff: I have a rule with Frank Black/Black Francis albums - don't make any final judgments until I've had it for at least one year. The reason I have this rule is that a lot of his songs are "sleepers" .. at least, they are for me. For instance, when his first solo cd came out in 93, I instantly loved "Los Angeles" and didn't… More reviews

A little gem: I won't pretend to be some hipster who has been listening to Frank Black in all his incarnations since forever. I like the Pixies, and the Breeders, but I'm just a normal 40-something adult female; at this point in my life, I listen to what I like just because I like it, and I'm always glad to find something new. This is definitely a turn-up-the-volume set of songs,… More reviews

the "album" thompson needed to make at this point: Ok so it's just an ep but the price is right. I am glad he has returned to being poduced, and tastefully so at that. An overdub here and there. As on cult of ray, and dog in the sand, the opening track is a diagonal leap in the 9 oclock direction, something jarringly bizarre but totally rockin. Then 6 more traditional cuts mining prime indie territory. I hear a nod to gbv. I did… More reviews

I almost feel like giving it a 5: Apart from the awkward lead-off track (which is also inexplicably a single), every song on Black Francis' new EP is equally strong. I understand people's trepidation about purchasing this since ol Frank's track record has gone through its share of peaks and valleys.
Has he improved upon "Bluefinger"?
Does this sound like a lost Pixies album?
Has… More reviews

Classic Frank Black: A classic performance from Francis Black, only too short of an album, but how so enjoyable.
How long before a new Pixies album?
Merci Frank Black ! More reviews