Description
Spot 1019 – This World Owes Me A Buzz – Compact Disc
Spot 1019 was a band known for their quirky blend of alternative rock, infused with elements of punk and humor, emerging from the San Francisco Bay Area’s vibrant music scene in the 1980s and early 1990s. They had a distinctive style that combined catchy melodies with offbeat lyrics and a somewhat eclectic musical approach.
The album This World Owes Me A Buzz by Spot 1019 exemplifies their unique sound and irreverent attitude. Released in the late 1980s, this album features a collection of tracks that showcase the band’s playful yet biting commentary on life, culture, and personal experiences. The title itself, This World Owes Me A Buzz, suggests a tongue-in-cheek critique of entitlement and dissatisfaction, themes that often appear in their music.
Musically, the album is characterized by energetic guitar riffs, dynamic rhythms, and a general sense of fun and spontaneity. Spot 1019’s approach to alternative rock often included unexpected twists and turns in their song structures and a noticeable sense of freedom in their musical expression. This album would appeal to fans of alternative and indie rock who appreciate music that doesn’t take itself too seriously yet delivers thoughtful and engaging content wrapped in lively and inventive compositions.
Frontier Records 4635
Track Listing
love pillory
interesting people
who ami i?
think and grow thin
bucket of blood
distance we know
peace war
free men bear arms
few remaining fools
bonehead
goin home
I’ll do anything
better world
present tense
crazy when I die
