About this album
Where they were
Released in 1998, 'What Another Man Spills' marked Lambchop's fourth studio album, following the critically acclaimed 'Nixon.' At this point, the band had solidified their unique sound within the alternative country genre while continuing to explore a broader musical palette that incorporated elements of soul and pop.
Why it matters
'What Another Man Spills' received widespread critical acclaim, showcasing Lambchop's distinct blend of genres and innovative production techniques. The album solidified their reputation in the indie music scene, influencing subsequent artists with its experimental approach to country music, earning a spot on several year-end lists for best albums.
Essential tracks
- "Interrupted" — The opening track sets a contemplative tone with its rich instrumentation and reflective lyrics, encapsulating the album's emotional depth.
- "Give Me Your Love (Love Song)" — This track stands out for its heartfelt lyricism and lush orchestral backing, representing the album's exploration of love and vulnerability.
- "I’ve Been Lonely for So Long" — A poignant ballad that showcases Kurt Wagner's distinctive vocal style, it highlights themes of isolation that resonate throughout the album.
- "Magnificent Obsession" — With its catchy melody and intricate arrangement, this song exemplifies Lambchop's ability to blend accessibility with artistic complexity.
Release Date
January 1, 1998
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Interrupted 6:08
- 2 The Saturday Option 4:38
- 3 Shucks 5:11
- 4 Give Me Your Love (Love Song) 5:15
- 5 Life #2 4:41
- 6 Scamper 6:21
- 7 It’s Not Alright 3:26
- 8 N.O. 4:26
- 9 I’ve Been Lonely for So Long 4:40
- 10 Magnificent Obsession 3:20
- 11 King of Nothing Never 4:07
- 12 The Theme from the Neil Miller Show 2:45
