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The Eels' second release, Electro-Shock Blues, is a much darker album than their underrated debut, 1996's Beautiful Freak, but just as rewarding. gwriter E experienced many upheavals in his personal life between albums (the passing of several family members and close friends), and decided to work his way through life's tribulations via his music.
Electro-Shock Blues isn’t just a reaction. It’s a hundred shades of one reaction; a funky, playful album of horrible mirth at times, a completely hopeless document at others, an open stream of all the emotion one could have in the face of being left on your own. And finally, it’s life-affirming, an E beating up through the rubble of his life as if he’s learning some lesson and subtracting the bitter from the bittersweet. Electro-Shock Blues is held together like no other fragile thing is, its acoustic mopes, layered dance offs and electric rockers all landing on the same plane. Most would call this structure, and sure, this album has the beginning and end and the moments in-between, but ultimately the truth is what keeps E’s songs clutching to one another. Each one, to put it simply, is a reaction.
Album Information : Title: Electro-Shock Blues Show. Price: Release Date: Type:Audio CD. Genre: Label:e. These recordings come from when "Electro-shock Blues" had just come out and they were introducing it in Europe. I love the 50's surf-rock variation of "Novacaine" and the very satisfactory version of "My Beloved Monster. Featuring a random fan on tambarine on "Everything is Gonna Be Cool This Christmas. There's also a very early take on Souljacker and it's really interesting to see how the song developed. The second half of the disc is taken from a few more European venues and feels a little more intimate
