Jack Drag, Dope Box - 41m 44s

Tracks & Durations

1. Debutante	3:51
2. Psycho Clogs	3:50
3. Seem so tired	4:33
4. Dope box	4:03
5. Sinner's delight	2:24
6. Surfin' the Charles	3:26
7. Where are we	3:15
8. Tall buildings	2:10
9. Best friend	3:58
10. Distorto toy-drum love	0:55
11. I feel really o.k.	3:22
12. Kung fu dub	5:49

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Review

Earlier albums (1996's Pop Spelled Backwards and 1997's Unisex Headwave) found Jack Drag mastermind John Dragonetti to be a studio-obsessed indie rocker who liked to play with effects and sounds on his otherwise lo-fi recordings. Dope Box, the band's major-label debut, is Dragonetti's first opportunity to really wig out in the studio, and he takes full advantage of the freedom. His songwriting is as catchy as ever, mixing influences from the Stone Roses to Folk Implosion, but the songs are enhanced by vocal effects, tape loops, and a willingness to play that equals whatever the Dust Brothers did with Beck on Odelay. As a result, Dope Box is a hell of a lot of fun to listen to--and sounds like it was just as much fun to make. --Randy Silver

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