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C'mon, Accept Your Joy! is the debut album of Athens, Georgia based power pop band Chris McKay & the Critical Darlings. According to Flagpole magazine, "There’s a vague but strong taste of Cheap Trick’s “Surrender” in its muscular smiling power-pop, and that’s always a selling point."[1] The University of Georgia paper Red and Black declared the disc as sounding like "the Clash or some other music from that time." [2] South Carolina's MusicLiveWire.net similarly assessed that " it could have been recorded in 1969 or 2030." [3]
[edit] Track listing
- Towel Cape Song – 3:31
- I Know Too Much (For My Own Good) – 4:22
- Into My View – 3:57
- Sometimes I'm Sam – 4:10
- Phony – 5:32
- Down – 5:22
- Colors in Black & White – 3:28
- Until The Road Ends – 2:25
- Taking It's Toll – 5:49
- I'll Be Fine – 4:50
[edit] Personnel
- Chris McKay - lead vocals/guitars/bass/Rhodes/synths
- Frank DeFreese - bass/rhythm guitar
- Tom Bavis - drums/percussion/vocals/white noise/synths
[edit] Album notes
- Produced, arranged and sequenced by Chris McKay and Tom Bavis
- Mastered at City Mastering by Jeff Capurso
- Recorded at D.A.R.C in Athens, GA
- All songs Copyright 2005 Blather Skite Music, ASCAP
- Cover Painting by Scott Bullock Penumbra Studios
- Live Photo by Amanda Stahl
- Back cover band portrait by Asa Leffer
- Graphic design and layout defaulted to Chris McKay
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