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Cracker - Kerosene Hat (1994)

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This is an amazing album by Cracker, titled "Kerosene Hat" and released in 1993 by Virgin. The CD format has a run time of 3056 seconds and features studio recordings of the band's unique blend of hard rock and American trad rock. The album is a must-have for fans of pop, alternative, and rock genres. The album showcases the band's talent and creativity, with tracks like "Happy Hour" and "Can't Stand Me". It's a perfect addition to any music collection and will surely provide a pleasurable listening experience. Get your hands on this classic album today! In very good condition, I will post as soon as the funds have cleared.

About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelVirgin

EAN0724383901227

eBay Product ID (ePID)4056646

Product Key Features

Era1990s

Run Time3056 Sec

FormatCD

Release Year1993

FeaturesStudio Recording

GenrePop, Alternative, Rock

StyleHard Rock, American Trad Rock

TypeAlbum

ArtistCracker

Release TitleKerosene Hat

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

DistributionEmi Operations/Ceva Logistics

Recording ModeStereo

Number of Tracks15

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Reviews7 - Very Good - "...The music does the talking and the gags just make occasional, low-key interuptions....Yet they redeem themselves with a whole heap of trashy but soulful country-rock poses...", "...Cracker weaves the language of bluesy rock in a way that feels genuinely well-bred, even in decline....Cracker's thrills are deeply conservative...", "...KEROSENE HAT may be the year's most important rock 'n' roll album simply because it shows that the genre hasn't died of overuse--and, more importantly, that it doesn't deserve to..."

Recording TypeStudio