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''The Strange Boys and Girls Club'' is the first album by the band The Strange Boys. It was released by In The Red Records on 2 March 2009 in the UK and a day later in the USA. The album was initially recorded with labelmate Jay Reatard. However, the band was unhappy with the takes recorded in the sessions with Reatard and subsequently rerecorded the album with Orville Neeley.〔Nate Knaebel, ("Destined: The Strange Boys" ), ''Dusted'', undated〕〔Austin Powell, ("The Young and the Restless" ), ''Austin Chronicle'', 1 August, 2008〕 Ryan Sambol has said that this was because the recording sessions with Reatard took place at a time when the songs were still "new", and that he "hadn't really finished them".〔 ''Dusted'' magazine reported that the recordings with Neeley were made in a disused liquor store.〔 However, this was later denied by Sambol in an interview with ''Paste'' magazine. He clarified that this had been the case with an earlier release, recorded with Greg Ashley, not ''The Strange Boys and Girls Club'', the recording of which took place in Neeley's garage.〔〔Austin L. Ray, ("Getting to Know... The Strange Boys" ), ''Paste'', 13 May 2009〕 The album was released to generally favourable reviews, attaining a score of 76% from the reviews collated by Metacritic. ==Track listing== All tracks written by Ryan Sambol, except where noted. # "Woe Is You and Me" - 2:13 # "They're Building the Death Camps" - 2:51 # "Should Have Shot Paul" - 1:55 # "MLKs" - 1:49 # "This Girl Taught Me a Dance" - 3:06 # "For Lack of a Better Face" - 3:15 # "Heard You Wanna Beat Me Up" - 2:09 # "No Way for a Slave to Behave" - 3:11 (Ryan Sambol, Shane Renfro) # "Poem Party" - 1:53 # "To Turn a Tune or Two" - 2:25 # "Most Things" - 1:36 # "A Man You've Never Known" - 2:00 # "Then" - 2:11 # "Who Needs Who More" - 2:18 # "Probation Blues" - 2:14 # "Death and All the Rest" - 2:39 (Ryan Sambol, Shane Renfro) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Strange Boys and Girls Club」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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