Green On Red "Gravity Talks" 1983

This is considered to be in the same musical movement as The Bangles? I'm confused. Anyway, by the second listen, I was sold. This album is NYC-style punk meets southern jangle rock. The raw vocals and organ patterns are occasionally grating but more often emotionally intense. - phillybrarian
Green on Red's tinge of psychedelia was provided by Chris Cacavas' organ. But already, the band had traded in most psychedelic references for an Americana influence, along the lines of John Fogerty spiked with Roky Erickson. Completists might find they need Gravity Talks, but better work comes on the band's next record, Gas Food Lodging. - Review by Denise Sullivan
traxfromwax:
01 Gravity Talks 02 Old Chief 03 5 Easy Pieces 04 Deliverance 05 Over My Head 06 Snake Bit 07 Blue Parade 08 That's What You're Here For 09 Brave Generation 10 Abigail's Ghost 11 Cheap Wine 12 Narcolepsy