The Fleshtones, Beachhead - 29m 54s

Tracks & Durations

1. Bigger And Better	2:33
2. Serious	2:37
3. Pretty Pretty Pretty	2:51
4. You Don't Know	2:50
5. Do Something For Me	2:56
6. I Want The Answers	2:49
7. She Looks Like A Woman	2:23
8. I Am What I Am	2:46
9. Hit M	1:59
10. Push Up Man	3:05
11. Late September Moon	2:57

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Review

When The Fleshtones first appeared on the New York City scene in 1976 they were a decidedly retro outfit, celebrating the glorious abandon of sixties garage bands. With the passage of time they've become a tradition unto themselves. Sixteen albums, periods of furious activity and the occasional hiatus, and they're still at it. After trying various contemporary production approaches, their 2003 album Do You Swing? was a return to form, and now Beachhead continues to find them on a roll. The band's strength is their ability to avoid sounding like a museum piece, writing songs that would could have thrived forty years ago, but which are right at home now. The ascendancy of the White Stripes and The Strokes has helped shine a well deserved light on The Fleshtones untainted rocking bravado. --David Greenberger

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