Released October 20, 1998 Jon Spencer - Vocals, guitar Judah Bauer - Guitar Russell Simins - Drums 01. Calvin 00:00 0.

THE JON SPENCER BLUES EXPLOSION - Acme-Plus (MUTE CDSTUMM184): 01-Wait a minute 02-Get down love 03-Confused 04-Magical colours (31 Flavors) 05-Not ye. .

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Acme (stylized as ACME) is the sixth studio album by Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. It was released via Matador Records on October 20, 1998. A follow-up album was released the following year, featuring b-sides and remixes from Acme. It was released in two versions, Xtra-Acme USA and Acme Plus.

Part of the reason the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion is so distasteful to the legions of blues purists is that Spencer cherishes not the mythology of the blues or the songcraft, but the groove, the actual sound of classic blues records. He couldn't care less about songwriting or technique; what's important is the feel and the grit of the performance, whether it's on-stage or on record

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1994's Orange finds the Blues Explosion at the exact moment they left behind the rns Crypt Records trash-can garage-rock universe and sidled their way into the Beastie Boys/Beck/Cibo Matto downtown genre-fucking cosmpolitan party. Beck actually shows up on Orange, literally phoning in a guest verse on "Flavor", and they toured with the Beasties soon after. It's easy to hear what those guys liked in the band's assault. This new blown-out reissue of Orange comes with a ton of extra material, none of which rivals the original album's power. In fact, the various outtakes and extra tracks really reinforce how well-sequenced and pared-down the final album actually was. These guys knew when they'd done something special, and they knew when something didn't quite measure up. So a lot of this extra stuff is fun, but none of it is actually necessary.

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