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Geggy Tah
Grand Opening
Release Date: 1994
Running Time: 49:26
Label: Luaka Bop/Warner Bros.
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Although it may take the average fan a few listens to fully appreciate Geggy Tah's 1994 debut Grand Opening, it's undeniable that the duo (Greg Kurstin and Tommy Jordan) are writing very original rock. The only problem is that some of songs aren't as focused as others, which isn't uncommon on a group's debut recording. Sounding like a cross between Adrian Belew, Talking Heads, and modern day experimentalists They Might Be Giants, Geggy Tah also adds their original sound (and peculiar humor) into the mix as well. Standout cuts include the soothing organ groove of "Giddy Up" (which does indeed contain some rather giddy vocals at the end), the stiff and freaky funk of "P. Sluff," and the slow-as-molasses rock & roll number "Who's In a Hurry?" (picture the Red Hot Chili Peppers on sedatives). Renowned Beastie Boys producer Mario Caldato Jr. also added a slight hip-hop edge at times. Geggy Tah may be onto a completely original musical form, but they still need refine it a bit more before it becomes fully realized. Greg Prato, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1Last Word (The One for Her)Geggy Tah, Tah, Jordan4:32
2GoGeggy Tah, Jordan5:03
3L.A. LujahGeggy Tah, Jordan, Tah3:40
4Giddy UpJordan, Geggy Tah3:09
5P. SluffJordan, Tah, Geggy Tah4:06
6Tucked InJordan, Tah, Geggy Tah2:51
7Fasterthan...Jordan, Tah, Geggy Tah1:33
8Who's in a Hurry?Tah, Jordan, Geggy Tah3:08
9IntroJordan, Tah, Geggy Tah1:35
10Ovary Z'sTah, Jordan, Geggy Tah3:57
11Bonb FishingJordan, Tah, Geggy Tah3:26
12Crack of DawnGeggy Tah, Jordan, Tah4:00
13(Ghost of P. Sluff)Tah, Jordan3:21
14Welcome into the World (Birthday Song)Tah, Geggy Tah4:32
15[Untitled]:33







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