Idjit Savant

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Released January 17, 1995 Producer The Dickies and John X Release date 17 January 1995 Genres Punk rock, New wave		Length 34:16 Artist The Dickies Label Triple X Records

Recorded Cal State Dominguez Hills, Tiny Lights Recording, Jandemonium and Sonora in 1994 Idjit Savant(1995) All This and Puppet Stew(2001) Similar The Dickies albums, Punk rock albums

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".

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.

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"

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

Songs

1Welcome to the Diamond Mine2:01
2Golden Boys2:32
3Toxic Avenger3:03

References

Idjit Savant Wikipedia

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