Necktie Second Explained
Necktie Second is the debut album by Pete Droge.[3]
Critical reception
Trouser Press praised the album, writing that "Droge tips a retrospective nod to ’70s boy-rock on Necktie Second, updating the genre with a bit of humor on 'If You Don’t Love Me (I’ll Kill Myself)' and reviving the decade’s songwriting heyday with the slick folk-pop of 'Northern Bound Train.'”[4]
Track listing
- "If You Don't Love Me (I'll Kill Myself)" – 3:34
- "Northern Bound Train" – 4:38
- "Straylin Street" – 4:40
- "Fourth of July" – 6:04
- "Faith in You" – 5:32
- "Two Steppin Monkey" – 4:31
- "Sunspot Stopwatch" – 4:21
- "Hardest Thing to Do" – 5:27
- "So I Am Over You" – 4:55
- "Dog on a Chain" – 4:33
- "Hampton Inn Room 306" – 3:27
Notes and References
- Web site: Screechless in Seattle : And now for someone completely different: Pete Droge emerges from the hotbed of alternative rock with a troubadour's style. (He still wears plaid, though.). June 11, 1995. Los Angeles Times.
- Web site: Pete Droge. Washington City Paper.
- Web site: READY TO TIE ONE ON. ALAN SCULLEY Road. Crew. dailypress.com.
- Web site: Pete Droge.