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Idjit Savant

1995 studio album by The Dickies From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Idjit Savant
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Idjit Savant is the fifth studio album by punk rock band The Dickies. It was released in 1995 on Triple X Records. It was jokingly referred to by singer Leonard Graves Phillips as their "best album no one's ever heard".[1]

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Although bass player Charlie Alexander played on most of the album's tracks, his sudden departure just weeks before a tour upset Phillips, and replacement Marc Vachon was credited in the liner notes instead.[2]

The track "Just Say Yes" had already been released as a single in 1990.[3]

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Track listing

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Credits

The Dickies

  • Leonard Graves Phillips – lead vocals, keyboards
  • Stan Lee – guitar
  • Glen Laughlin - guitar, backing vocals, mandolin
  • Marc Vachon – bass
  • Jonathan Melvoin – drums, percussion

Additional Musicians:

  • Charlie Alexander - bass on "Zeppelina", "Elevator...", "Pretty Ballerina", "Make it so", "Oh Boy!" and "House of Raoul"[4]
  • Laurie Buhne - bass on "Just say Yes" and "Roadkill"
  • Cliff Martinez - drums on "Just say Yes" and "Roadkill"
  • Enoch Hain - guitar on "Welcome To The Diamond Mine", "Golden Boys", "Toxic Avenger", "I'm Stuck In A Condo (With Marlon Brando)", "Just say Yes" and "Roadkill"
  • Michael Acosta - saxophone on "House of Raoul"
  • Daoud Coleman - cello on "Pretty Ballerina"
  • Roger Manning - harpsichord on "Pretty Ballerina"

Production

  • Recorded at Cal State Dominguez Hills, Tiny Lights Recording, Jandemonium and Sonora
  • Produced by The Dickies and John X
  • Engineered by John X, Pat Kraus and Brian Kehew
  • Mastered by Dan Hersch
  • Cover Art by Philip Aro
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