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Includes his own version of his classic song These Boots Are Made For Walking

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Frank Black - Teenager of The Year college rock the politics and aesthetics ofA sprawling double album, Frank Black's Teenager of the Year builds on the clever, carefully crafted pop he forged on his solo debut and moves even farther away from the Pixies' sound. It feels like the album Black wanted to make since Bossanova: "Whatever Happened to Pong?" and "Thalassocracy" are a one two blast of energetic fun, but the tight songwriting and detailed arrangements on the strummy "Headache" and gentle, piano driven "Sir Rockaby" are