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1981 studio album by Models From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Local and/or General
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Local &/or General is the second studio album by Australian new wave rock band Models,[1] which peaked at #30 on the Australian albums chart.[2] It was released in October 1981 on Mushroom Records with Stephen W Tayler producing.[3]

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Early in 1981, Janis Friedenfelds was replaced on drums by Mark Hough (a.k.a. Buster Stiggs) from New Zealand band The Swingers.[3] Prior to flying to the United Kingdom to record Local &/Or General, Models had made some demo recordings, which proved successful enough to be released as an EP, Cut Lunch in June.[1] One track, "Man o' Action", from that EP was re-recorded for Local &/or General.[1] The album provided two singles, "Local and/or General" in November and "Unhappy" in 1982, neither peaked into the Australian Top 50 singles chart.[2]

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Reception

Kelly said, "I got an interesting review in London in Sounds Magazine or Melody Maker. It said I sounded like David Bowie being boned up the arse."[4]

Track listing

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All tracks are written by Sean Kelly and Andrew Duffield[5] unless otherwise shown

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Personnel

Credited to:[14]

Musicians

Models

Production

  • Producer Stephen W Tayler, Models
  • Engineer Stephen W Tayler, Tony Cohen
  • Mix Engineer: Stephen W Tayler
  • Re-mix Steve Brown
  • Artwork Roy Snell
  • Photography Anton Corbijn

In pop culture

The album gives its title to the name of a radio program focussing on new Australian music on Melbourne radio station Triple R.

Television music quiz program RocKwiz has a round on general music knowledge titled "Local and/or General" after the album.

References

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