Back to Go, Third Sex, Music CD

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1	Maul 10.09.97 2:19
2	More Than Your Freinds 1:36
3	Wonderful Life 2:00
4	At Least I Got Some Cool Cloths 2:54
5	Shiny Thing 1:56
6	Projected Arrival 2:35
7	Second Place 1:43
8	Can't Save Your Sorbet 2:22
9	Lights Out 2:03
10	Break Me Up 2:32
11	I Spy 2:07
12	Metal Skin 1:34
13	Go Away 3:16

Editorial Reviews

Given that Back to Go is not the Third Sex's debut, it seems somewhat simplistic to once again point out their resemblance to Sleater-Kinney -- but it's a thing which is just as necessary here as it was when the band appeared. Yes, the Third Sex has much more of a pop edge than Sleater-Kinney -- the melodies are brighter, and the guitars tend more toward jangle than scratchy riffing -- but the band's general orientation seems a bit too much in line with this general vein of Northwestern rock to come across as anything more than second-string. Which is to say: Back to Go is a solid album, with more than a few snappy little rockers, but it's not a necessity the way an album like Sleater-Kinney's The Hot Rock is. Nitsuh Abebe, All Music Guide

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Back to Go


1	Maul 10.09.97 2:19
2	More Than Your Freinds 1:36
3	Wonderful Life 2:00
4	At Least I Got Some Cool Cloths 2:54
5	Shiny Thing 1:56
6	Projected Arrival 2:35
7	Second Place 1:43
8	Can't Save Your Sorbet 2:22
9	Lights Out 2:03
10	Break Me Up 2:32
11	I Spy 2:07
12	Metal Skin 1:34
13	Go Away 3:16

All Music Guide

Given that Back to Go is not the Third Sex's debut, it seems somewhat simplistic to once again point out their resemblance to Sleater-Kinney -- but it's a thing which is just as necessary here as it was when the band appeared. Yes, the Third Sex has much more of a pop edge than Sleater-Kinney -- the melodies are brighter, and the guitars tend more toward jangle than scratchy riffing -- but the band's general orientation seems a bit too much in line with this general vein of Northwestern rock to come across as anything more than second-string. Which is to say: Back to Go is a solid album, with more than a few snappy little rockers, but it's not a necessity the way an album like Sleater-Kinney's The Hot Rock is. Nitsuh Abebe

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 12/28/1999
Label: CHAINSAW RECORDS
Catalog No.: 21
UPC: 759718122121
Sales Rank: 172,346

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Third Sex		Primary Artist, Primary Artist
Peyton		Bass, Guitar, Vocals
Trish		Bass, Guitar, Vocals
Shari		Snare Drums