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Attractive Nuisance. Released: Feb. 22, 2000 (Alias Records) Credits: The band: Scott Miller, Kenny Kessel, Alison Faith Levy, Gil Ray. Guest musicians: Mike Keneally (guitar solo on "Nice When I Want Something"), Tim Walters (special effects processing on "Save Your Money") Producer: Scott Miller. 720 Times Happier Than the Unjust Man.
22 de feb. de 2000 · Piano, Synthesizer, Sampler [Sampled Instruments] – Alison Faith Levy; Producer – Scott*
11 de feb. de 2007 · More and more, listening to this and "Days," keyboardist Alison Faith Levy emerges as latter-day LF's rising star. Her earthier vocals on a couple of tracks make a refreshing change from Miller's "usual obnoxious whine," and while her style reminds me of some early 70s earnest if sexy hippie-chick singer-songwriter, she manages to ...
A benevolent patriarch, Miller allows keyboardist Alison Faith Levy to sing one of her own songs, suitably titled "The Apprentice," which slows the album's momentum. But when Miller's at the controls, Attractive Nuisance is as sprightly as it is idiosyncratic.
Attractive Nuisance, released in 2000, is The Loud Family's fifth full-length album. It has the same line-up as the 1998 album, Days for Days. At the time of its release, it was announced as the final Loud Family album.
Attractive Nuisance, an Album by The Loud Family. Released 22 February 2000 on Alias (catalog no. A-146; CD). Genres: Power Pop, Jangle Pop. Rated #1703 in the best albums of 2000.
From the opening sonic rocket-ride “720 Times Happier Than The Unjust Man,” to the ultra-pop of “Save Your Money” and “Years of Wrong Impressions,” to the wry festivities of “Backward Century,” ATTRACTIVE NUISANCE delivers track after track of tasteful, artistic nudes! You will love this record!
