Released November 1995 Release date November 1995 | Length 56:21 Genres Rock music, Pop music | |
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I'm with Stupid is the second studio album by the American singer-songwriter Aimee Mann, released in 1995.
Contents
Track listing
All songs by Aimee Mann, unless otherwise noted.
- "Long Shot" – 3:13
- "Choice in the Matter" (Brion, Mann) – 3:13
- "Sugarcoated" (Butler, Mann) – 3:39
- "You Could Make a Killing" – 3:21
- "Superball" – 3:05
- "Amateur" (Brion, Mann) – 4:51
- "All Over Now" – 3:37
- "Par for the Course" – 6:01
- "You're with Stupid Now" – 3:27
- "That's Just What You Are" (Brion, Mann) – 4:22
- "Frankenstein" (Brion, Mann) – 4:25
- "Ray" – 4:47
- "It's Not Safe" – 7:14
Personnel
Guests
Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford from the band Squeeze appear as background vocalists and musicians on "That's Just What You Are", "Frankenstein", and "It's Not Safe", and they allowed Mann to use a riff from their song "Up the Junction" on "Long Shot". Juliana Hatfield provides backing vocals on "You Could Make a Killing" and "Amateur." Neil Innes, from The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, Monty Python and The Rutles, provides backing vocals on "It's Not Safe".
Lyric sheet
The "lyric sheet" for this release presents every word sung on the album listed in alphabetical order. This tactic was earlier used by the Boston-based band Mission Of Burma on their 1981 mini-album Signals, Calls, And Marches; Mann's former band The Young Snakes opened for Mission Of Burma in 1981.
Uses in other media
Prior to the album's release, "That's Just What You Are" appeared on the soundtrack of Fox Network television series Melrose Place in 1994, while "Amateur" appeared on the Sliding Doors soundtrack in 1998 and NBC television series Ed in 2004. "You Could Make a Killing" appeared on the Cruel Intentions soundtrack in 1999.
Charts
Album
Singles
Songs
1Long Shot3:13
2Choice in the Matter3:13
3Sugarcoated3:40