![]() ![]() The Pitch called the album "brilliantly conceived," writing that "even beyond the novelty of the toys’ sound, Gizmodgery is an enjoyable, diverse listening experience, as Self conjures up images of everyone from Queen and Jellyfish to the Doobie Brothers, whose 'What a Fool Believes' Self covers with disarming reverence. Two songs from Breakfast with Girls ("Suzy Q Sailaway" and "Uno Song") had originally been recorded for inclusion on Gizmodgery but they were added to Breakfast at the insistence of DreamWorks Records. The LP was recorded entirely with childrens toy instruments. It released in 2000 by Spongebath Records. The Japanese import version of the album contains the bonus track "Resurrect", and alternate artwork. Gizmodgery is an album by alternative pop/rock band Self. The song references and parodies a variety of rock artists, including Freddie Mercury/ Queen, ELO, Glenn Danzig/ Danzig, and Lenny Kravitz. "Trunk Fulla Amps" appears twice on the album, the second version with the expletives removed. The album contains a cover of the Doobie Brothers' hit song "What a Fool Believes". It was released in the short-lived HDCD format. 0 Comments Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log In Sign Up User account menu Overview Posts Comments Awards received (legacy) New New Hot Hot Top New Hot Hot Top Something went wrong.Just dont panic. The LP was recorded entirely with children's toy instruments. Gizmodgery is the fifth studio album by alternative pop/rock band Self. Bennet House, Franklin, TN and Matt's Old House, Murfreesboro, TN
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