Pansy Division: Quite Contrary - VINYL LP

Pansy Division: Quite Contrary - VINYL LPTitle: Quite Contrary Artist: Pansy Division Label: Alternative Tentacle Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 721616048315 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2016 09 09 Number of Discs: 1 Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. 2016 release. Alternative Tentacles Records celebrates Pansy Division's 25th anniversary with Quite Contrary, an unforgettable collection of hook filled sing a longs. This album continues to mix clever lyrics with catchy melodies while

Title: Quite Contrary
Artist: Pansy Division
Label: Alternative Tentacle
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 721616048315
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-09-09
Number of Discs: 1

Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. 2016 release. Alternative Tentacles Records celebrates Pansy Division's 25th anniversary with Quite Contrary, an unforgettable collection of hook-filled sing-a-longs. This album continues to mix clever lyrics with catchy melodies while giving a sober look at themselves and where they are now. Starting back in 1991 in San Francisco, singer/guitarist Jon Ginoli and bassist/vocalist Chris Freeman shared the experience of not only being outsiders for being gay, but also for being gay punk rockers. By turning their alienation into music that defied the stereotype that gay men preferred pop divas and show tunes, Pansy Division would go on to become beloved underground music legends. Also featuring guitarist/vocalist Joel Reader (The Mr. T Experience, The Plus Ones, The Avengers) and drummer Luis Illades (The Plus Ones, The Avengers), Quite Contrary is the perfect follow up to 2009's That's So Gay. Tackling topics such as New Year's reflections, phone addiction, aging barflies, dating apps, and flaky guys (an evergreen Pansy Division theme), this release provides a glimpse at the struggles of modern life both with Pansy Division's trademark grin and a sense of determination. Quite Contrary sums up everything great about an astonishing 25-year career, including reuniting the original cover models of the classic 1996 album Wish I'd Taken Pictures, showing them 20 years later - quite contrary to the forever young imagery of mainstream gay iconography-a fantastic look into the social and personal frustrations we all face today. Pansy Division evolves with the times, gaining new depth while staying true to the sound that made them so special since day one.

Tracks:
1.1 He's Trouble
1.2 Love Came Along
1.3 You're on the Phone
1.4 Kiss Me at Midnight (New Year's Eve)
1.5 Halfway to Nowhere
1.6 Work on It, Babe
1.7 I'm the Friend
1.8 Blame the Bible
1.9 Mistakes
1.10 It's a Sin
1.11 My Heart Aches for You
1.12 (Is This What It's Like) Getting Old
1.13 Too Much to Ask
1.14 Something Beautiful