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Breasticles

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Breasticles
Studio album by
Kristeen Young
ReleasedNovember 1, 2003
Recorded2002
StudioLooking Glass Studios, New York City
GenreGlam rock, Indie pop, Alternative rock
LabelZona, N_Records
ProducerTony Visconti
Kristeen Young chronology
Enemy
(1999) 		Breasticles
(2003) 		X
(2004)

Breasticles is the third studio album by Kristeen Young, released in 2003.[1]

Track listing

All tracks composed by Kristeen Young

  1. "We Want More!?" -
  2. "Touch Tongues" -
  3. "Bite Down" -
  4. "We Are The World (Why KY)" -
  5. "Wake the Dead" -
  6. "21st Century Ride" -
  7. "Rock Radio" -
  8. "Valuable" -
  9. "Automatic Love" -
  10. "Breasticles" -
  11. "Incubator" -
  12. "Saviour" -
  13. "Flash" -
  14. "Buddy Boy" -

Personnel

The Band

  • Kristeen Young - vocals, piano, keyboards; guitar on "Flash"
  • Tony Visconti - bass, guitar
  • "Baby" Jeff White - drums

with:

  • Richard Fortus - guitar on "Touch Tongues" and "Saviour"
  • Brian Ion - bass noise on "We Are The World (Why KY)"
  • Oliver Hofer - bass on "Rock Radio" and "Flash"
  • Gregg Carey - drums on "Rock Radio" and "Flash"
  • David Bowie - vocals on "Saviour"
  • David Matos - guitar on "Flash"
  • Mario J. McNulty - engineer; drums on "21st Century Ride"

References

  1. ^ "Kristeen Young Is Back With a Vengeance on 'The SubSet', PopMatters". PopMatters. 2019-09-09. Retrieved 2024-01-01.
This page was last edited on 2 January 2024, at 03:43
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