Redo the Stacks

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Redo The Stacks
Studio album by Centro-matic
Released March, 1996
Recorded 1995
Genre Rock
Length52:00
Label Steve Records
Producer Matt Pence and Will Johnson

Redo The Stacks is the first full-length album by Centro-matic. The album was recorded and mixed in Denton, TX by Matt Pence. All songs were written and performed by Will Johnson.

Will Johnson is an American musician, singer-songwriter and painter who is the lead singer of the bands Centro-matic and South San Gabriel. Called "one of the most prolific artists in American indie rock", Johnson has also released solo records, and is a member of the bands Monsters of Folk, New Multitudes and Overseas, and has also performed as part of the Undertow Orchestra.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Pilot’s On the Wall, The"
  2. "Parade of Choosers"
  3. "Terrified Anyway"
  4. "Post-It Notes From the State Hospital"
  5. "Fidgeting Wildly"
  6. "The Cannon-Ball Shot"
  7. "Part of This Accident"
  8. "Am I the Manager or am I Not?"
  9. "Cannot Compete"
  10. "Are You Ready for the Shutdown?"
  11. "Don’t Smash The Qualifying Man"
  12. "Hoist Up the Popular Ones"
  13. "Starfighter #1479"
  14. "Bitter (Did You Notice That?)"
  15. "Rock and Roll Eyes"
  16. "If I Had a Dartgun"
  17. "Tied to the Trailer"
  18. "My Supermodel Girlfriend Gone Awol"
  19. "You’re Like Everyone"
  20. "Take the Original Frame"
  21. "Capture the Aimless Boy"
  22. "Mandatory On the Attack"
  23. "Good As Gold"

Personnel

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