Name: Everything Will Never Be OK
Brand: MCA (USA)
SKU: 9084
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Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Everything Will Never Be OK

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Album: Everything Will Never Be OK
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Listen To My Babe	More Info...	2:44
2)	Everything Will Never Be OK	More Info...	3:20
3)	Cigarette	More Info...	3:28
4)	Hate	More Info...	3:35
5)	Soldier Machismo	More Info...	2:39
6)	I Wish I Would Die	More Info...	3:39
7)	Fallow	More Info...	4:10
8)	Real Real	More Info...	3:57
9)	Everybody Lies	More Info...	3:25
10)	Sickness	More Info...	3:53
11)	Silence	More Info...	3:22
12)	Wise	More Info...	15:51

Album: Everything Will Never Be OK
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Listen To My Babe	More Info...	2:44
2)	Everything Will Never Be OK	More Info...	3:20
3)	Cigarette	More Info...	3:28
4)	Hate	More Info...	3:35
5)	Soldier Machismo	More Info...	2:39
6)	I Wish I Would Die	More Info...	3:39
7)	Fallow	More Info...	4:10
8)	Real Real	More Info...	3:57
9)	Everybody Lies	More Info...	3:25
10)	Sickness	More Info...	3:53
11)	Silence	More Info...	3:22
12)	Wise	More Info...	15:51

Performer Notes

Fiction Plane: Joe Sumner (vocals, guitar, drums); Seton Daunt (guitar); Dan Brown (keyboards, bass, background vocals).
Additional personnel: Abe Laboriel Jr. (drums).
Recorded at Henson Studios, Hollywood, California and Steerpike Studios, Wilshire, England.
Personnel: Joe Sumner (vocals, guitar, drums); Seton Daunt (guitar); Dan K. Brown (keyboards, background vocals); Abe Laboriel, Jr. (drums).
Audio Mixers: David Kahne; Joe Barresi.
Recording information: Henson Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA; Steerpike Studios in Wilshire, England.
Photographer: Perou.
From the lead track, "Listen to My Babe," it is immediately apparent that London's Fiction Plane is turning alternative rock on its head. Led by Sting progeny Joe Sumner, Fiction Plane injects a punk-funk sense of melody into its music, making it difficult to compare to any other band on the scene. Stylistically playful and lyrically cynical, there is very little filler on the band's debut release. There is a little piece of magic in each song that makes the entire album hummable long after the disc has ended.

Professional Reviews

Entertainment Weekly (4/04/03, p.100) - "...Lead singer Joe Sumner's reverb-ready wail comes courtesy of his legendary Police-man pops...Pretty good for the Prince of Pain..." - Rating: B