Katastrophe, Vol. 3

katastrophe, vol. 3

Track Listings
1. Supermarket Radio
2. Sutro Tower
3. Schoolgirls
4. Creek Lullaby
5. Lenny
6. Kentucky
7. Psychobabble
8. Kill the Martini Drinker
9. C Song
10. Genealogy
11. Katastrophes

Editorial Reviews
S.F. Weekly, November 21, 2001
"...like going to see a noir thriller and getting David Lynchian oddness instead...carefully crafted opening track...postmodern masterpiece"

Katastrophe, Vol. 3,ZMRZLINA

Katastrophe, Vol. 3
Katastrophe, Vol. 3
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • What flavor of ice cream do you like?
 Katastrophe, Vol. 3
ZMRZLINA
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005RURK
Release Date: 2001-10-16

Tracks:

  1. Supermarket Radio
  2. Sutro Tower
  3. Schoolgirls
  4. Creek Lullaby
  5. Lenny
  6. Kentucky
  7. Psychobabble
  8. Kill the Martini Drinker
  9. C Song
  10. Genealogy
  11. Katastrophes

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars What flavor of ice cream do you like?.......2002-09-09

Zmrzlina means "ice cream" in Czech. But, if it is ice cream you want, you may be hard-pressed to find it on this CD. However, the music of Zmrzlina is really what describes them. Putting their image in words is a totally diverse concept that is eager to come out. Katastrophe, Vol. 3 is the band's 3rd edition of assorted goodies that only the weird and dangerously smart would be able to comprehend. The first track, "Supermarket Radio," starts off with making you feel as if you entered into the Twilight Zone of midnight discount grocery shopping and then turns into a disco nightmare filled with effects that seem to be a derivative from a 1950s Sci-Fi B-movie. "Schoolgirls" is a catchy tune that suggests the true innocence of Zmrzlina sound, yet at the same time the band clearly turns the child-like, sounding song into a chaotic adventure. Overall, this band can be compared to bands like Pink Floyd (during the "Obscured By Small Clouds" era), The Velvet Underground, Hallowed Ground-era Violent Femmes, or The Fall. At any rate, I enjoyed this CD and I'm sure that whoever wants to listen to something different (for a change), they should definitely give this band a try. And yes, if it seems as though I am biased, it is not because my brother is in this band.

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  2. Keats Rides a Harley
  3. Kentucky Towns
  4. Kershaw Sessions
  5. Kestrel [Import] [Original recording remastered]
  6. Key West [Import]
  7. Kicked Outta Purgatory
  8. Killer-B [Import]
  9. Killer: The Mercury Years, Vol. 1 (1963-1968)
  10. Killer: The Mercury Years, Vol. 2 (1969-1972)

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