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The Completion Backward Principle
was the first release on
EMI
/
Capitol
by San Francisco-based
the Tubes
. It found the outrageous septet working with producer
David Foster
, who gives the record a high-gloss sheen. It's a pairing that, while possibly surprising to fans of the band's earlier releases, actually works quite nicely. The ballads (the Top 40 hit
"Don't Want to Wait Anymore"
and the
Toto
-esque
"Amnesia"
) don't suit the band, but most everything else does. There's a pair of catchy new wavish rockers in
"Talk to Ya Later"
and
"Think About Me,"
the wacky
"Sushi Girl,"
and the R&B-flavored
"A Matter of Pride."
rightfully earned
new fans and set the table for their commercial breakthrough,
Outside/Inside
, two years later. ~ Tom Demalon
was the first release on
EMI
/
Capitol
by San Francisco-based
the Tubes
. It found the outrageous septet working with producer
David Foster
, who gives the record a high-gloss sheen. It's a pairing that, while possibly surprising to fans of the band's earlier releases, actually works quite nicely. The ballads (the Top 40 hit
"Don't Want to Wait Anymore"
and the
Toto
-esque
"Amnesia"
) don't suit the band, but most everything else does. There's a pair of catchy new wavish rockers in
"Talk to Ya Later"
and
"Think About Me,"
the wacky
"Sushi Girl,"
and the R&B-flavored
"A Matter of Pride."
rightfully earned
new fans and set the table for their commercial breakthrough,
Outside/Inside
, two years later. ~ Tom Demalon
The Completion Backward Principle
was the first release on
EMI
/
Capitol
by San Francisco-based
the Tubes
. It found the outrageous septet working with producer
David Foster
, who gives the record a high-gloss sheen. It's a pairing that, while possibly surprising to fans of the band's earlier releases, actually works quite nicely. The ballads (the Top 40 hit
"Don't Want to Wait Anymore"
and the
Toto
-esque
"Amnesia"
) don't suit the band, but most everything else does. There's a pair of catchy new wavish rockers in
"Talk to Ya Later"
and
"Think About Me,"
the wacky
"Sushi Girl,"
and the R&B-flavored
"A Matter of Pride."
rightfully earned
new fans and set the table for their commercial breakthrough,
Outside/Inside
, two years later. ~ Tom Demalon
was the first release on
EMI
/
Capitol
by San Francisco-based
the Tubes
. It found the outrageous septet working with producer
David Foster
, who gives the record a high-gloss sheen. It's a pairing that, while possibly surprising to fans of the band's earlier releases, actually works quite nicely. The ballads (the Top 40 hit
"Don't Want to Wait Anymore"
and the
Toto
-esque
"Amnesia"
) don't suit the band, but most everything else does. There's a pair of catchy new wavish rockers in
"Talk to Ya Later"
and
"Think About Me,"
the wacky
"Sushi Girl,"
and the R&B-flavored
"A Matter of Pride."
rightfully earned
new fans and set the table for their commercial breakthrough,
Outside/Inside
, two years later. ~ Tom Demalon