Yo La Tengo - Fakebook (Black Vinyl) Molchat Doma and the hyperfunk of “Coffee”

and the hyperfunk of “Coffee” among the highlights

By 1992 Pulp had already transformed from their debut 'It' through the dark electronic phase of 'Freaks' and were garnering significant momentum

through art and sporting culture — ultimately questioning what it means to be an American in the autumn of the American Era

the duo decided to have Madlib concentrate on the beats and let Doom handle the lyrics

just as the sun makes its first appearance over the horizon and thoughts of the night before begin to subside

Yo La Tengo - Fakebook (Black Vinyl) Molchat Doma and the hyperfunk of “Coffee”Considered by many to be among their best efforts. It is Yo La Tengo "Unplugged" working out on a handful of original's and a number of obscure would be hits like The Kinks "Oklahoma U. S. A.", John Cale's "Andalucia" and the Flamin' Groovies "You Tore Me Down." Their song "The Summer" and their brilliant take of Daniel Johnston's "Speeding Motorcycle" proved to be the bands first alternative chart hits.