Skunk Anansie, Paranoid and Sunburnt - 1h 7m 20s

Tracks & Durations

1. DATA	23:04
2. Selling Jesus	3:44
3. Intellectualise My Blackness	3:44
4. I Can Dream	3:32
5. Little Baby Swastika	4:07
6. All In The Name Of Pity	3:22
7. Charity	4:36
8. It Takes Blood And Guts To Be This Cool But I'm Still Just A Cliche	4:13
9. Weak	3:31
10. And Here I Stand	5:12
11. 100 Ways To Be A Good Girl	4:01
12. Rise Up	4:08

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Review

While everyone around them was celebrating resolutely white-boy, hedonistic, 1960s-inspired Britpop, the four Londoners who make up Skunk Anansie released a multiracial, politically-charged debut in 1995 that owed a greater debt to the funk-rock of Sly & the Family Stone and Living Colour and to the metal mightiness of prime Black Sabbath. Lyrically, in "Intellectualize My Blackness" and the "100 Ways to Be a Good Girl," vocalist Skin directly confronts prejudice and throws it back in the faces of its vessels. "Selling Jesus" and "I Can Dream" showcase her voice pretty much at the height of its power. Indeed, Paranoid & Sunburnt captures the band in top form. --Everett True

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