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- Razorblade Suitcase
- - 319,258 plays
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Bush
Released 1996

Swallowed
04:50
63,425 plays

Greedy Fly
04:29
41,320 plays

Mouth
05:44
37,934 plays

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songs

- 1
- Personal Holloway
- 03:24
- 17,554 plays

- 2
- Greedy Fly
- 04:29
- 41,320 plays

- 3
- Swallowed
- 04:50
- 63,425 plays

- 4
- Insect Kin
- 04:26
- 18,616 plays

- 5
- Cold Contagious
- 05:59
- 26,256 plays

- 6
- A Tendency To Start Fires
- 04:04
- 16,350 plays

- 7
- Mouth
- 05:44
- 37,934 plays

- 8
- Straight, No Chaser
- 04:00
- 18,966 plays

- 9
- History
- 04:36
- 14,978 plays

- 10
- Synapse
- 04:50
- 16,652 plays

- 11
- Communicator
- 04:22
- 14,551 plays

- 12
- Bonedriven
- 04:32
- 17,341 plays

- 13
- Distant Voices
- 06:20
- 15,317 plays

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album review

Bush were criticized from most quarters of the music press for sounding too much like Nirvana on their debut album, Sixteen Stone, so in order to shed all of the comparisons, well, they hired producer Steve Albini (Nirvana, Pixies, PJ Harvey) and proceeded to record their own version of Nirvana's dark, difficult In Utero. Actually, Razorblade Suitcase, Bush's second album, cribs heavily from two of Albini's best productions, In Utero and Pixies' Surfer Rosa -- they even hired Vaughan Oliver, the designer behind Surfer Rosa, to do the artwork. Albini helped make the band sound tougher by stripping away the layers of effects and concentrating on a hard, driving rhythm and stop-start dynamics. Although lacking in memorable hooks, Razorblade Suitcase is more pleasing and visceral on the surface. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide