Wild Gift [2001 Reissue] EXPLICIT LYRICS X

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  • Release Date: 09/18/2001
  • Original Release: 1981
  • Sales Rank: 19,386
  • Label: RHINO / WEA
  • UPC: 081227437121

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Like Rhino's 2001 reissue of the Ramones' Leave Home, which offered more bonus material than the group's debut, the label's 2001 expanded reissue of x's second album, Wild Gift, offers more (and more interesting) bonus tracks than Los Angeles. Of course, Wild Gift isn't the dip in quality that Leave Home was -- it's the equal of Los Angeles, only with a wider stylistic reach -- so it doesn't need the added enticement that Leave Home did, but the addition of single versions of "We're Desperate" and "White Girl," live versions of "Beyond and Back" and "Back 2 the Base," a hot rehearsal version of "Heater," an early demo of "Blue Spark," and the previously unissued single mix of "The Once Over Twice" are all nice extras. These, along with Kristine McKenna's liner notes, enhance an already terrific album in yet another excellent punk-era reissue from Rhino. With the X, Ramones, and Elvis Costello reissues, as well as the Echo & the Bunnymen box, the label has started exploring an area of rock in desperate need of deluxe reissues of this sort, and they're doing their best work in years. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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August 01, 2003: "X" continues expanding and manhandling lyrical territory and sonic thunder as few before or since can boast. And producer Ray Manzarek knows a good thing when he hears it. Between Billy Zoom's exact buzzsaw guitar, D.J. Bonebreak's pounding rhythms, find anti-diva and poet Exene in offhanded backdoor harmony with one of the best male singers in rock (or country) today, John Doe. This is a thinking person's punk rock and clearly one of the most under-appreciated bands ever. Moonhog Review