10,000 Maniacs::In My Tribe

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Artist: 10,000 Maniacs
Title: In My Tribe
Format: Vinyl LP
DiscSet: 1
Genre: Rock
Condition: New
Label: Mobile Fidelity - Silver Series

10,000 Maniacs::In MY Tribe

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10,000 Maniacs (named after the low-budget horror movie 2,000 Maniacs) was formed in Jamestown, N.Y., in 1981 by singer Natalie Merchant and guitarist John Lombardo.

10,000 Maniacs's breakthrough album and creative high point, In My Tribe offers a survey of social concerns, including child abuse ("What's the Matter Here"), illiteracy ("Cherry Tree"), war ("Gun Shy"), and the environment ("Campfire Song") — all tackled subtly and tastefully without too much preaching or pretension and in believable, real-life situations. Producer Peter Asher, whose credits include James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt, provides the perfect sheen — the group's pleasant folk-pop lends itself nicely to the 1970s-styled singer/songwriter production. In the end, the album proves powerful not for the ideas (they've been covered before) but rather for the graceful execution and pure listenability. In My Tribe has served as one of the soundtracks for politically-correct living and was required listening on college campuses in the late '80s. — All Music Guide

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