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''Repeater'' is the debut album by American PostHardcore outfit Music/{{Fugazi}}, released April 19, 1990 - later bundled with the previous ''3 Songs'' EP (''[[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Repeater + 3 Songs]]'') a month later. As expected of a hardcore album, the concepts explored centre around greed, violence, sexuality, privacy, drug abuse and death.
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''Repeater'' is the debut album by American PostHardcore outfit Music/{{Fugazi}}, released April 19, 1990 - and later bundled with the previous ''3 Songs'' EP (''[[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Repeater + 3 Songs]]'') a month later. As expected of a hardcore album, the concepts explored centre around greed, violence, sexuality, privacy, drug abuse and death.
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'''''Repeater''''' is the debut album by American PostHardcore outfit Music/{{Fugazi}}, released April 19, 1990 - later bundled with the previous ''3 Songs'' EP (''[[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Repeater + 3 Songs]]'') a month later. As expected of a hardcore album, the concepts explored centre around greed, violence, sexuality, privacy, drug abuse and death.
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''Repeater'' received critical acclaim and is considered a landmark in underground music, with profound influence on both PostHardcore and on EmoMusic.
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''Repeater'' received critical acclaim and is considered a landmark in underground music, with profound influence on both PostHardcore and on EmoMusic.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: 5-7. "Shut the Door" probably being the most intense song off the album.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: 7. This isn't their heaviest album, but it's, nevertheless, pretty high on the spectrum.
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: 7. This isn't their heaviest album, but it's, nevertheless, pretty high on the spectrum.
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* ShoutOut: The album's title is a reference to ''Music/{{Revolver}}''.
* VocalTagTeam: Both Ian [=MacKaye=] and Guy Picciotto sing. They often do backing vocals for each other, too.
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* ShoutOut: The album's title is a reference to ''Music/{{Revolver}}''.
''Music/{{Revolver|Beatles Album}}''.
* VocalTagTeam: Both Ian [=MacKaye=] and Guy Picciotto sing. They often do backing vocals for each other,too.too.
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* VocalTagTeam: Both Ian [=MacKaye=] and Guy Picciotto sing. They often do backing vocals for each other,
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!!Shut the door so these tropes can leave:
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* {{Instrumental}}: "Brendan #1"#1": named after Brendan's prominent drumming featured in the song.
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* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: 5-7
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness:77. This isn't their heaviest album, but it's, nevertheless, pretty high on the spectrum.
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* FaceOnTheCoverFaceOnTheCover: More like Guy's legs entangled around the mic stand and wires.
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* VocalTagTeam: Both Ian MacKaye [=MacKaye=] and Guy Picciotto sing. They often do backing vocals for each other, too.
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[[caption-width-right:300:"To you, I'm nothin' but a number"]]
->''Langour rises reaching, to turn off the alarm''\\
''And there's never so much seething''\\
''That it can't be disarmed''
-->-'''"Turnover"'''
'''''Repeater''''' is the debut album by American PostHardcore outfit Music/{{Fugazi}}, released April 19, 1990 - later bundled with the previous ''3 Songs'' EP (''[[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Repeater + 3 Songs]]'') a month later. As expected of a hardcore album, the concepts explored centre around greed, violence, sexuality, privacy, drug abuse and death.
''Repeater'' received critical acclaim and is considered a landmark in underground music, with profound influence on both PostHardcore and on EmoMusic.
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!!Tracklist:
# "Turnover" (4:16)
# "[[TitleTrack Repeater]]" (3:01)
# "Brendan #1" (2:32)
# "Merchandise" (2:59)
# "Blueprint" (3:52)
# "Sieve-Fisted Fiend" (3:24)
# "Greed" (1:47)
# "Two Beats Off" (3:28)
# "Styrofoam" (2:34)
# "Reprovisional" (2:18)
# "Shut the Door" (4:49)
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!!Principal Members:
* Brendan Canty - drums
* Joe Lally - bass
* Ian MacKaye - guitar, piano, vocals
* Guy Picciotto - guitar, vocals
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!!Shut the door so these tropes can leave:
* FaceOnTheCover
* HarshVocals
* IndecipherableLyrics: It's hard to discern what Picciotto's saying.
* {{Instrumental}}: "Brendan #1"
* LyricalDissonance: Averted, most of the subject matter fits with the instrumentation.
* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: 5-7
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: 7
* ShoutOut: The album's title is a reference to ''Music/{{Revolver}}''.
* VocalTagTeam: Both Ian MacKaye and Guy Picciotto sing. They often do backing vocals for each other, too.
[[caption-width-right:300:"To you, I'm nothin' but a number"]]
->''Langour rises reaching, to turn off the alarm''\\
''And there's never so much seething''\\
''That it can't be disarmed''
-->-'''"Turnover"'''
'''''Repeater''''' is the debut album by American PostHardcore outfit Music/{{Fugazi}}, released April 19, 1990 - later bundled with the previous ''3 Songs'' EP (''[[BreadEggsBreadedEggs Repeater + 3 Songs]]'') a month later. As expected of a hardcore album, the concepts explored centre around greed, violence, sexuality, privacy, drug abuse and death.
''Repeater'' received critical acclaim and is considered a landmark in underground music, with profound influence on both PostHardcore and on EmoMusic.
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!!Tracklist:
# "Turnover" (4:16)
# "[[TitleTrack Repeater]]" (3:01)
# "Brendan #1" (2:32)
# "Merchandise" (2:59)
# "Blueprint" (3:52)
# "Sieve-Fisted Fiend" (3:24)
# "Greed" (1:47)
# "Two Beats Off" (3:28)
# "Styrofoam" (2:34)
# "Reprovisional" (2:18)
# "Shut the Door" (4:49)
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!!Principal Members:
* Brendan Canty - drums
* Joe Lally - bass
* Ian MacKaye - guitar, piano, vocals
* Guy Picciotto - guitar, vocals
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!!Shut the door so these tropes can leave:
* FaceOnTheCover
* HarshVocals
* IndecipherableLyrics: It's hard to discern what Picciotto's saying.
* {{Instrumental}}: "Brendan #1"
* LyricalDissonance: Averted, most of the subject matter fits with the instrumentation.
* MohsScaleOfLyricalHardness: 5-7
* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: 7
* ShoutOut: The album's title is a reference to ''Music/{{Revolver}}''.
* VocalTagTeam: Both Ian MacKaye and Guy Picciotto sing. They often do backing vocals for each other, too.
