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Furniture

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Description

2002 release of 3 non-album tracks

Language ‏ : ‎ English


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.59 x 0.39 x 4.92 inches; 3.2 ounces


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Dischord


Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2001


SPARS Code ‏ : ‎ DDD


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 21, 2007


Label ‏ : ‎ Dischord


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1


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    • Part 1 of the Fugazi finale.
So it really does look as if Fugazi are no more. '87 to 2001/2002 : 2 ep's, 2 mini albums, 6 studio albums, a soundtrack album, a documentary, countless live shows and status of one of the greatest bands of the past 15 or so years. That's not a bad run by any bands standards is it? Especially when you consider we're dealing with a band that came out of hardcore here, a genre that usually deals with bands burning out and splitting up after a handful of 7"s and one album or turning metal/alternative/polka-folk-bluegrass-jazz-Duran-Duran-lite-goth on their sophmore effort. Even more so when you remind yourself that Fugazi is a band that's never disappointed (well, ok : i admit the more jam-heavy Guy songs on "end hits" did take some getting used to) and, while keeping their style intact, have always managed to evolve and not repeat themselves with each successive release. I guess we can look at this and their "the argument" album as their last hurrah before riding into the sunset without even an official "that's all folks" but what a way to go out. Track one "furniture" is the old sparse Gang Of Four-ish '87 Ian classic that anyone who has ever been to see Fugazi live a few times is already familiar with. It would've fitted in perfectly on the "6 songs" mini album alongside "waiting room" and "suggestion". Track two "# 5" is an uptempo, pounding Joe and Brendan penned instrumenatal song full of fascinating band interplay between the rhythm section and the two guitarists. And, finally, track three "hello morning" is the Guy effort. Like "# 5" and "full disclosure" from "the argument" ("five corporations" from "end hits" too if you really wanna nitpick) this is the hardest Fugazi have been since the "in on the killtaker" days. As with every Fugazi release the Don Zientara production is stellar as it always manages to capture their live power, along with the subtle intracies of the music without it sounding overproduced or underproduced. I suppose i can see why they didn't put "# 5" and "hello morning" on "the argument" but, realistically, they would've slotted on there perfectly. Still, it's kinda nice they didn't as they gave us long-time Fugazi fans an ep with a live favorite that had never received studio treatment and two impeccable new tracks. The cd running time is under 10 minutes but this remains one of my favorite releases from the past 5 years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2005 by Ferguson
    • Not clear vinyl!
Received black vinyl and not the clear as advertised, plus has a big barcode sticker on the back. Don’t bother ordering from here
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2020 by Bert
    • Great EP, vinyl not as advertised
I’ve been in the middle of a strong Fugazi phase lately, so I thought I’d complete my collection of their releases on vinyl with the 3 Songs EP, Instrument soundtrack, End Hits, and this 7”. I was excited to get this on clear vinyl as I’m a fan of colored vinyl in general, but I just got it delivered in the mail and I opened it up only to find it’s on standard black vinyl. Not a huge deal — I mean, at least I have the EP in the first place, and it was brand-new in the shrink wrap so it plays great. I just wish they used only the artwork for the product photo and not a picture that leads you to believe you're getting a clear or colored vinyl. So consider this your “buyer beware” warning: the version you’re getting, should you buy it, is NOT the clear vinyl. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Fugazi punk songs? Yeah, right...
Yes, yes, yes. This is cool. This is way cool. Probably the best single to be released this year. Three proper punk-sounding bursts of energy from the kings of all things experimental, off-beat and baffling, that shows that they can still pull the rug from under the feet of today's ... pop / punk nonsense. Blink 182? Who are they? Sum-41? Oh, pleeease. Less Than Jake? Don't make me laugh. This is punk. The first song, 'Furniture', is cool with Ian Mackaye's typically angsty singing, and a nice catchy chorus motif. The second song, 'Number 5', is a cool instrumental that sounds like The Shadows and Dead Kennedys meeting, getting along swell... and writing a punk song together. Third song, 'Hello Morning', is your token Guy Piccioto whining but cool stormer, and leaves you gasping for more. This release is very different to 'The Argument'. There are no songs off that album on this single, so don't think you're being cheated. Fugazi don't cheat you. They just offer you proper music, unlike most 'alternative' bands these days. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2001 by Richard P Fox
    • my bootleg was getting tired about time they put it out..
well for some of you who did not know furniture is a song that was wrote 13 years ago .i do have a bootleg of this song and its getting tired so its great they finnally put it out.the weird thing about it is that it even sounds fresh even today . so as far as the rest of the single its not a single for there other realise the arugument but kind of another project entirely.its kind of looking back into there past with these 3 songs .a little more agressive and more experimental.something fugazi is always willing to pull out once in a while to shake up things.thats why i would think they were not put on the arugument because it would not fit with that album concept .not to say that that is not a great one also but just a different colour then this..so if ya want to hear the the best shortest album of the year this is it.just put your cd player on 1,2,3 repeater a couple of times because this one is short..and always priced cheap... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2001 by jason pike
    • fantastic.
everyone's been waiting for the new fugazi full length, The Argument, for about five years now, but longtime fans have been waiting for official release of the song Furniture since they started playing it in 1987. these three songs were originally going to be included on The Argument, but the band decided the album would sound better if they were cut and put on a (very affordable) EP instead. the title track, which is featured prominently at the beginning of Instrument, is a mid-tempo reggae influenced tune somewhat reminiscent of Waiting Room, and every bit as good without being redundant. Number 5 is a breakneck speed instrumental that reminds me a bit of arpeggiator, and wrapping it all up is Hello Morning, a fast-paced mess of ragged hardcore featuring Guy on vocals. All in all this is a great value, a good accompanyment to The Argument, and worth having on its own. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2001 by "kamachai"
    • Not Clear Vinyl as pictured
This is a review of what I received, not Fugazi’s music. I love the music on the ep. It isn’t clear vinyl as it appears in the photo, it comes on black vinyl. Very dirty on arrival. After a good cleaning it still has pops.
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020 by jhens76

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