It's Spooky
by
Daniel Johnston and Jad Fair
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studio album
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1989

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  • 1989 in United States
  • Jun 19 2001 in United States

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4 stars Off-Center Masterpeice
Daniel Johnston and Jad Fair's album "It's Spooky" is indeed spooky, Jad and Daniel have very similar, strained childlike voices. The songs almost seem to be made up as they go along but this is not totally a bad thing.

The Drumming is erratic, the guitars are sometimes audibly out of tune, and the singing is often misplaced. Despite all this, this album is an endearing classic of bedroom rock.
Written by M. Cothran "Animatronic"
1 stars unlistenable
If your idea of great music is out of tune guitars, incompetent drumming, and vocals done by a violent schizophrenic (unless he is medicated), and a guy who seems like he wishes he was still a kid, then this is for you..
Written by Christopher Plummer "cvplummer"

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