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What Would The Community Think? by Cat Power on Matador Record
Chan Marshall aka Cat Power

Cat Power - What Would The Community Think

MATADOR RECORDS

What Would The Community Think, originally released in 1996, was Cat Power's third album, and first on Matador Records.

On this record, Chan Marshall is backed by Sonic Youth's Steve Shelley, and it's all dirty guitars and country-tinged sadness in the hands of a pop genius. Features the shoulda-been-a-hit-single 'Nude As The News' and a cover of Smog's 'Bathysphere.'

 

TRACKLIST:
  1.  In This Hole
  2. Good Clean Fun
  3. What Would The Community Think
  4. Nude As The News
  5. They Tell Me
  6. Talking People
  7. Fate Of The Human Carbine
  8. King Rides By
  9. Bathyshere
  10. Water And Air
  11. Enough
  12. Coat Is Always On

 

 

Also available:
Cat Power - Myra Lee   CD
Cat Power - Moon Pix   LP | CD
Cat Power - The Covers Record   LP | CD
Cat Power - You Are Free   LP | CD
Cat Power - The Greatest   LP | CD
Cat Power - Wanderer   LP | CD

 

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