1955 (album)

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1955
Soul-Junk1955 Cover.jpg
Studio album by
Soul-Junk
ReleasedJanuary 1, 1998 (1998-01-01)
RecordedDML Studios
GenreExperimental rock, experimental hip hop, abstract hip hop, electronic rock, noise rock, indie rock
Length2:29:01
LabelJackson Rubio
Soul-Junk chronology

(1996) 		1955
(1998) 		1956
(2000)

1955 is a 1998 hip hop music album by Soul-Junk. Musically, the album is the most centred between the low-fi and hip hop eras of Soul-Junk; as put by CCM Magazine "trip-hop meets folk meets retro rock."[1] As with many Soul-Junk albums, the Biblical references from which the lyrics are drawn are listed in the liner.[2] 1955 has a length of about two-and-a-half hours, which was cut from about six hours of material.[3]

Track listing[]

Disc A
No.TitleBiblical ReferenceLength
1."Rebel Syphon"  
2."Universal Two-Day City"  
3."Pack of Goons"  
4."May My Tongue Be Stuck up on the Roof"Psalms 137 
5."Velodrome?"  
6."Prophecies"  
7."Old Dominion"John 1:4-18 
8."Straight from Neptune"Luke 19:41-44, Matthew 16:1-3, Mark 1:14-15 
9."Double-O Javelin"Matthew 25:1-13 
10."Blunderbuss"  
11."Thrown Down"Revelation 18 
12."Cherry Stereo Chariot"Luke 10:25-37 
13."Moonbeam?"  
14."All Men Are Grass"John 1:23, Isaiah 40:1-11 
15."Glowing Funeral"  
16."As the Rain"Isaiah 55:6-11 
17."Transubstantial Peel-Out"  
Disc AA
No.TitleBiblical ReferenceLength
18."See His Face"Numbers 6:22-27, 2 Thessalonians 2:16-17 & 3:16 
19."More of the Illusory Doorprize"  
20."Gorilla in the Mix"  
21."April 42nd"Colossians 2:8-23 
22."Numb Live & Looser"  
23."Quasars?"John 2:13-16 
24."Subwoof Ape Job"  
25."Yellow Tooth Youth"Jeremiah 30:21-22, James 4:1-10 
26."THE Auriginal Manglist"  
27."Down with Sounds"Isaiah 30:27-32, Psalm 126:1-3 
28."All Lids"Psalms 63:1-5 & 62:1 
29."Some True Blue Gum from Seething Teeth"  
30."Turn on the Solar"Isaiah 32:13-33:11 
31."Lazy Rattlesnake"  

Personnel[]

  • Glen Galaxy - Guitar, vocals, inside cover artwork
  • Jon Galaxy - Bass, Science
  • Ron Easterbrooks - Guitar, vocals
  • Nathan Poage - Drums
  • Chuck P. - knobs
  • Mia Af The Lion - vocals
  • Rachel Smith - vocals

References[]

  1. ^ Greg Rumburg and Sarah Aldridge (November 2000). "Untwisting Soul-Junk". CCM Magazine. 23 (5): 27. ISSN 1524-7848.
  2. ^ 1955 (liner). Soul-Junk. Long Beach, California: Jackson Rubio. 1998. JRD111.CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)
  3. ^ Wiitala, Christopher (1999). "Soul-Junk Interview". Cornerstone. 28 (117): 61, 64–65. ISSN 0275-2743.
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