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Track List
01) It's Not My Fault
02) Follow That Car
03) Fender Bender
04) I Walked Among Them
05) Someday You'll Be King
06) Frankie I'm Sorry
07) Gary and Precilla
08) Man in a Box
09) Metro‐Teens
01) It's Not My Fault
02) Follow That Car
03) Fender Bender
04) I Walked Among Them
05) Someday You'll Be King
06) Frankie I'm Sorry
07) Gary and Precilla
08) Man in a Box
09) Metro‐Teens
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First Released
1980
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Out of the Tunnel is a studio album by the American band MX-80 Sound. It was released in 1980 through record label Ralph.
Despite never being individually issued on CD, Out of the Tunnel can be found in its entirety paired with Crowd Control on the band's Out of Control compilation album, released in 1994.
A positive review came from Trouser Press, who regarded the album as the MX-80's high point and claimed that their "formula of convoluted, breakneck melodies, cross-fed musical genres and Anderson's white-hot soloing nears critical mass."The Rocket deemed it "music of a science fiction hell, chilling yet compelling."The Reporter opined that the album "spews acid chords which go beyond other Ralphers."
Ned Raggett of AllMusic wrote: "Poppy but not power pop, aggro-metal without indulging in the wank fantasies prone to that style, deadpan and humorous without being a put-on, MX-80 just plain shone here, with only the slightly murky mix preventing Out of the Tunnel from achieving perfection."Phoenix New Times stated that "the album is full of classic rock riffs and blistering solos, but it also features oodles of distortion, weird spoken passages, and even some sax."
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Out of the Tunnel is a studio album by the American band MX-80 Sound. It was released in 1980 through record label Ralph.
Despite never being individually issued on CD, Out of the Tunnel can be found in its entirety paired with Crowd Control on the band's Out of Control compilation album, released in 1994.
A positive review came from Trouser Press, who regarded the album as the MX-80's high point and claimed that their "formula of convoluted, breakneck melodies, cross-fed musical genres and Anderson's white-hot soloing nears critical mass."The Rocket deemed it "music of a science fiction hell, chilling yet compelling."The Reporter opined that the album "spews acid chords which go beyond other Ralphers."
Ned Raggett of AllMusic wrote: "Poppy but not power pop, aggro-metal without indulging in the wank fantasies prone to that style, deadpan and humorous without being a put-on, MX-80 just plain shone here, with only the slightly murky mix preventing Out of the Tunnel from achieving perfection."Phoenix New Times stated that "the album is full of classic rock riffs and blistering solos, but it also features oodles of distortion, weird spoken passages, and even some sax."
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