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Torrent Hash: A22A56ACD282E1C9E9B34A91D5540DA5E0F5B249
File Size: 6.14 GB
Labels: 4AD, American, Cooking Vinyl, spinART


Albums, Years & Catalog # in this Torrent:


As Frank Black 


Frank Black 1993 (314 514 881-2) *
Teenager of the Year 1994 (not my rip)
The Cult of Ray 1996 (9 43070-2) *
Frank Black Francis 2004 (not my rip)
Honeycomb 2005 (72434-77293-2-4) *
Fast Man Raider Man 2006 (09463-55875-2-4) *
Christmass 2006 (COOKCD400) *


As Frank Black & The Catholics 


Frank Black & The Catholics 1998 (BIAS 370 CDX) *
Pistolero 1999 (spart70) *
Dog In The Sand 2001 (SUNCD067) *
Black Letter Days 2002 (SUNCD081) *
Devil's Workshop 2002 (not my rip)
Show Me Your Tears 2003 (SUNCD089-2) *


As Black Francis 


Bluefinger 2007 (CKV CD 4808) *
Svn Fngrs 2008 (CKV-CD-4856) * 
The Golem 2010 (BUR-CD-005) * (Rock Songs Version)
NonStopErotik 2010 (COOKCD) *
Abbabubba 2010 (BUR-CD-004) *



* Denotes My Rip


I would like to thank Demonoid member Shawnseconds for his gracious rip of Devil's Workshop. The other 2 albums that are not my rips have disappeared from the torrent network so whoever uploaded them a big Thank You! They have been checked with Audiochecker to validate how authentic the flac's are and passed with flying colors. If anyone has some of Blacks' other work like Grand Duchy or any rare solo albums please do make available in lossless!


Kit 


Please help seed these FLACs! 





From Wiki:


Black Francis (born Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV on April 6, 1965) is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist.[1] He is best known as the frontman of the influential alternative rock band Pixies, with whom he performs under the stage name Black Francis.[3] Following the band's breakup in 1993, he embarked on a solo career under the name Frank Black. After releasing two albums with 4AD, he left the label and formed a backing band, Frank Black and the Catholics. He reformed the Pixies in 2004 and continues to release solo records and tour as a solo artist,[4] having re-adopted his current stage name in 2007.

His vocal style has varied from a screaming, yowling delivery as lead vocalist of the Pixies to a more measured and melodical style in his solo career.[5] His cryptic lyrics mostly explore unconventional subjects, such as surrealism, incest and Biblical violence, along with science fiction and surf culture.[6] His use of atypical meter signatures, loud-quiet dynamics and distinct preference for live-to-two-track recording in his career as a solo artist give him a distinct style within alternative rock.[7]

As frontman of the Pixies, his songs (such as "Where Is My Mind?" and "Debaser") received praise and citations from contemporaries, including Radiohead's Thom Yorke and Nirvana's Kurt Cobain. Cobain once said that "Smells Like Teen Spirit" was his attempt at trying to "rip off the Pixies".[8] However, in his solo work and records with the Catholics, he received fewer popular and critical accolades. 




Frank Black 1993

Frank Black is the first solo album from the American alternative rock musician Frank Black. The album was recorded in 1992 and released on 9 March 1993 via 4AD, after the breakup of the Pixies. The album was similar in style, both musically and lyrically, to the Pixies' last album Trompe le Monde. Frank Black was characterized by a focus on UFOs and science fiction, although he explored other eclectic subjects, such as in "I Heard Ramona Sing", a song about the Ramones, which also appears on the Scott Pilgrim vs. the World Soundtrack. Two singles from the album - "Los Angeles" and "Hang on to Your Ego" - were released in 1993. "Los Angeles" is featured on the game Tony Hawk's American Wasteland


Tracks: 


1.	"Los Angeles" - 4:08
2.	"I Heard Ramona Sing" - 3:40
3.	"Hang On to Your Ego" - 3:24
4.	"Fu Manchu" - 3:02
5.	"Places Named After Numbers" - 2:52
6.	"Czar" - 2:42
7.	"Old Black Dawning" - 2:02
8.	"Ten Percenter" - 3:28
9.	"Brackish Boy" - 1:35
10.	"Two Spaces" - 2:25
11.	"Tossed" (Instrumental Version) - 4:09
12.	"Parry the Wind High, Low" - 4:32
13.	"Adda Lee" - 2:00
14.	"Every Time I Go Around Here" - 3:31
15.	"Don't Ya Rile 'Em" - 2:52






Teenager Of The Year 1994

Released in 1994, Teenager of the Year was Frank Black’s second solo album, produced by Eric Drew Feldman. Long considered a testament to Frank Black's amazing (and prolific) songwriting skills as well as his tremendous virtue as a performer, Teenager also features great work by several excellent backing musicians including Pixies guitarist Joey Santiago and guitarist Lyle Workman. Notable songs include "(I Want to Live on an) Abstract Plain" and "Headache". The record is widely praised by both critics and fans as his strongest post-Pixies moment.


Tracks:


1.	"Whatever Happened to Pong?" – 1:34
2.	"Thalassocracy" – 1:33
3.	"(I Want to Live on an) Abstract Plain" – 2:17
4.	"Calistan" – 3:22
5.	"The Vanishing Spies" – 3:37
6.	"Speedy Marie" – 3:33
7.	"Headache" – 2:52
8.	"Sir Rockaby" – 2:54
9.	"Freedom Rock" – 4:16
10.	"Two Reelers" – 3:01
11.	"Fiddle Riddle" – 3:29
12.	"Olé Mulholland" – 4:41
13.	"Fazer Eyes" – 3:36
14.	"I Could Stay Here Forever" – 2:27
15.	"The Hostess with the Mostest" – 1:56
16.	"Superabound" – 3:10
17.	"Big Red" – 2:41
18.	"Space Is Gonna Do Me Good" – 2:22
19.	"White Noise Maker" – 2:42
20.	"Pure Denizen of the Citizens Band" – 2:20
21.	"Bad, Wicked World" – 1:57
22.	"Pie in the Sky" – 2:13





The Cult Of Ray 1996

The Cult of Ray is the third Frank Black solo album. The title refers to Ray Bradbury. The core musicians employed on this album would eventually be dubbed The Catholics, and would continue as Black's backing group for the following seven years (albeit with a changed line up). The album's final song is a tribute to Shazeb Andleeb, who was beaten to death at Narbonne High School in Harbor City, California in 1995.


Tracks:


1.	"The Marsist" - 4:11
2.	"Men in Black *" - 3:03
3.	"Punk Rock City" - 3:41
4.	"You Ain't Me *" - 2:43
5.	"Jesus Was Right" - 2:59
6.	"I Don't Want to Hurt You (Every Single Time)" - 3:06
7.	"Mosh, Don't Pass the Guy" - 3:01
8.	"Kicked in the Taco" - 2:27
9.	"The Creature Crawling" - 2:53
10.	"The Adventure and the Resolution *" - 3:02
11.	"Dance War *" - 2:08
12.	"The Cult of Ray" - 3:46
13.	"The Last Stand of Shazeb Andleeb" - 4:40





Frank Black & The Catholics 1998

Frank Black and the Catholics was the eponymous debut album from Frank Black and the Catholics. The backing group on this album performed on Black's previous album, The Cult of Ray, but the group name was first adopted on this release. The album was recorded live to two-track tape over the course of two days in 1997, but a protracted dispute with Black's label American Recordings [1], reportedly over the "raw" sound of the recordings [2], delayed its release for 18 months. The album was released in June 1998 in the MP3 format on GoodNoise.com (precursor to eMusic) and was the first album by a major artist to be commercially released on the Internet. The album was then released in the fall of 1998 by SpinART records in the US. During the interim, Lyle Workman left the group and was replaced by Rich Gilbert, and Black prepared the follow-up, "Pistolero". The track listing is notable for having been sequenced in alphabetical order.

Tracks:


1.	"All My Ghosts" - 3:32
2.	"Back to Rome" - 3:25
3.	"Do You Feel Bad About It?" - 2:07
4.	"Dog Gone" - 3:00
5.	"I Gotta Move" - 3:37
6.	"I Need Peace" - 5:12
7.	"King & Queen of Siam" - 2:51
8.	"Six-Sixty-Six" (Larry Norman) - 3:03
9.	"Solid Gold" - 4:18
10.	"Steak 'n' Sabre" - 3:47
11.	"Suffering" - 2:58
12.	"The Man Who Was Too Loud" - 3:31





Pistolero  

Pistolero is the second album by Frank Black and the Catholics, produced by Nick Vincent and released via spinART Records on March 9, 1999.


Tracks: 


1.	"Bad Harmony" – 3:19
2.	"I Switched You" – 5:21
3.	"Western Star" – 3:12
4.	"Tiny Heart" – 3:32
5.	"You're Such a Wire" – 2:07
6.	"I Love Your Brain" – 3:49
7.	"Smoke Up" – 2:55
8.	"Billy Radcliffe" – 2:24
9.	"So Hard to Make Things Out" – 5:37
10.	"85 Weeks" – 2:36
11.	"I Think I'm Starting to Lose It" – 2:11
12.	"I Want Rock & Roll" – 3:02
13.	"Skeleton Man" – 3:12
14.	"So. Bay" – 5:05




Dog In The Sand 2001


Dog in the Sand, Frank Black's third album with backing group the Catholics was released by the Cooking Vinyl record label in 2001, and was produced by Nick Vincent. The album was generally met with favorable reviews. Though retaining the live-to-two-track method of recording of the previous two albums, this album found the band branching away from purely electric rock to incorporate acoustic guitar, pedal steel, and Rhodes Piano and Wurlitzer organ into the sonic template. The album was initially released by the What Are Records? label in 2001, and was reissued by SpinART in 2003.


Tracks: 


1.	"Blast Off" – 7:13
2.	"I've Seen Your Picture" – 2:51
3.	"St. Francis Dam Disaster" – 5:02
4.	"Robert Onion" – 4:00
5.	"Stupid Me" – 2:31
6.	"Bullet" – 3:53
7.	"The Swimmer" – 2:48
8.	"Hermaphroditos" – 4:12
9.	"I'll Be Blue" – 3:34
10.	"Llano del Rio" – 4:14
11.	"If It Takes All Night" – 3:19
12.	"Dog in the Sand" – 3:48




Black Letter Days 2002


Black Letter Days is the first of two albums by Frank Black and the Catholics simultaneously released in 2002 (along with Devil's Workshop). The title implies the opposite of the term "Red Letter Days" which are holidays — a "black letter day" being all the ordinary days in a given month.


Tracks: 


1.	"The Black Rider" - 2:37
2.	"California Bound" - 3:24
3.	"Chip Away Boy" - 2:57
4.	"Cold Heart of Stone" - 3:19
5.	"Black Letter Day" - 3:26
6.	"Valentine and Garuda" - 3:13
7.	"How You Went So Far" - 4:05
8.	"End of Miles" - 3:49
9.	"1826" - 6:40
10.	"The Farewell Bend" - 3:23
11.	"Southbound Bevy" - 3:07
12.	"I Will Run After You" - 3:58
13.	"True Blue" - 1:49
14.	"Jane the Queen of Love" - 5:10
15.	"Jet Black River" - 1:51
16.	"21 Reasons" - 5:40
17.	"Whispering Weeds" - 3:39
18.	"The Black Rider" - 3:09




Devil's Workshop 2002

Devil's Workshop is the second of a pair of albums by Frank Black and the Catholics to be simultaneously released on August 20, 2002 (along with Black Letter Days). 'His Kingly Cave' was originally recorded for an aborted album project in mid-2000 entitled Sunday Sunny Mill Valley Groove Day. "Velvety"'s music comes from an earlier Pixies b-side, appropriately named "Velvety Instrumental Version". The track first received lyrics when it was revived for this album.

Tracks: 


1.	"Velvety" – 2:28
2.	"Out of State" – 2:29
3.	"His Kingly Cave" – 4:44
4.	"San Antonio, TX" – 3:43
5.	"Bartholomew" – 2:26
6.	"Modern Age" – 2:55
7.	"Are You Headed My Way?" – 2:03
8.	"Heloise" – 3:42
9.	"The Scene" – 2:29
10.	"Whiskey in Your Shoes" – 3:06
11.	"Fields of Marigold" – 3:05




Show Me Your Tears 2003


Show Me Your Tears is the final album to be released to date by Frank Black and the Catholics. The album employs a wide range of guests, including piano and an arrangement by maverick composer Van Dyke Parks on the final track. Within months of the album's release, it was announced that Black would be participating in a Pixies reunion, and since that time, the Catholics have effectively been defunct.

Tracks: 


1.	"Nadine" – 3:05
2.	"Everything Is New" – 3:51
3.	"My Favorite Kiss" – 2:06
4.	"Jaina Blues" – 3:51
5.	"New House of the Pope" – 3:15
6.	"Horrible Day" – 3:37
7.	"Massif Centrale" – 4:52
8.	"When Will Happiness Find Me Again?" – 2:19
9.	"Goodbye Lorraine" – 2:37
10.	"This Old Heartache" – 3:27
11.	"The Snake" – 2:01
12.	"Coastline" – 1:57
13.	"Manitoba" – 4:33




Frank Black Francis 2004


Frank Black Francis is a 2-CD set released in 2004 by Frank Black, roughly coinciding with the Pixies reunion tour. Disc 1 consists of a March 1987 solo acoustic demo tape recorded by engineer Gary Smith, just prior to the first Pixies recording session. Disc 2 is a contemporary recording of Frank Black reworking a number of Pixies songs with Keith Moliné and Andy Diagram, who are part of David Thomas and Two Pale Boys.


Tracks: 


Disc 1


1.	"The Holiday Song" – 1:54
2.	"I'm Amazed" – 1:25
3.	"Rock a My Soul" – 1:50
4.	"Isla de Encanta" – 1:39
5.	"Caribou" – 3:00
6.	"Broken Face" – 1:21
7.	"Build High" – 1:26
8.	"Nimrod's Son" – 2:08
9.	"Ed Is Dead" – 2:45
10.	"Subbacultcha" – 2:45
11.	"Boom Chickaboom" – 2:33
12.	"I've Been Tired" – 3:10
13.	"Break My Body" – 1:55
14.	"Oh My Golly!" – 1:59
15.	"Vamos" – 2:14



Disc 2 


1.	"Caribou" – 3:09
2.	"Where Is My Mind?" – 3:41
3.	"Cactus" – 2:41
4.	"Nimrod's Son" – 3:01
5.	"Levitate Me" – 2:01
6.	"Wave of Mutilation" – 2:25
7.	"Monkey Gone to Heaven" – 3:49
8.	"Velouria" – 4:35
9.	"The Holiday Song" – 2:21
10.	"Into the White" – 3:24
11.	"Is She Weird?" – 3:51
12.	"Subbacultcha" – 2:56
13.	"Planet of Sound" – 14:56




Honeycomb 2005


Honeycomb is the tenth studio album by American alternative rock musician Frank Black, released in July 2005 on Back Porch Records. His first original solo work since 1996's The Cult of Ray, Honeycomb was recorded in Nashville, and features notable local session musicians, such as Steve Cropper and ex-Presley guitarist Reggie Young. Frank Black had discussed making a Black on Blonde record for about ten years with producer Jon Tiven, where he would travel to Nashville (like Dylan with Blonde on Blonde) and record with local musicians. In 2005, Black eventually found the time to record such an album. He went to Nashville and met with musicians whom Tiven had selected for the record.

Tracks:

1.	"Selkie Bride" – 3:08
2.	"I Burn Today" – 4:09
3.	"Lone Child" – 3:14
4.	"Another Velvet Nightmare" (Black, Reid Paley) – 4:36
5.	"Dark End of the Street" (Dan Penn, Chips Moman) – 3:56
6.	"Go Find Your Saint" – 2:05
7.	"Song of the Shrimp" (Roy C. Bennett, Sid Tepper) – 3:10
8.	"Strange Goodbye" – 2:12
9.	"Sunday Sunny Mill Valley Groove Day" (Doug Sahm) – 4:07
10.	"Honeycomb" – 3:57
11.	"My Life Is in Storage" – 5:41
12.	"Atom in My Heart" – 2:46
13.	"Violet" – 2:14
14.	"Sing For Joy" – 5:04




Fast Man Raider Man 2006


Fast Man Raider Man is a solo double album by Frank Black (Black Francis of Pixies fame, born Charles Michael Kittredge Thompson IV) released in 2006.


Tracks: 


Disc 1 


1.	"If Your Poison Gets You" (arranged by Lyle Workman) - 2:56
2.	"Johnny Barleycorn" - 4:50
3.	"Fast Man" (arranged by Lyle Workman) - 4:12
4.	"You Can't Crucify Yourself" - 3:23
5.	"Dirty Old Town" (written by Ewan MacColl) - 3:03
6.	"Wanderlust" (arranged by Lyle Workman) - 3:27
7.	"Seven Days" (arranged by Lyle Workman) - 4:11
8.	"Raider Man" (arranged by Lyle Workman) - 3:04
9.	"End of the Summer" (music adapted from Gabriel Faure's Le Cicilienne, arranged by Lyle Workman)) - 3:53
10.	"Dog Sleep" (co-written with Reid Paley, arranged by Lyle Workman)) - 3:48
11.	"When the Paint Grows Darker Still" (arranged by Lyle Workman) - 3:34
12.	"I'm Not Dead" (I'm in Pittsburgh) (co-written with Reid Paley, arranged by Lyle Workman) - 3:41
13.	"Golden Shore" (co-written with Reid Paley, arranged by Lyle Workman) - 3:17


Disc 2 


1.	"In the Time of My Ruin" - 4:21
2.	"Down to You" (co-written with Reid Paley, arranged by Lyle Workman) - 2:18
3.	"Highway to Lowdown" - 2:35
4.	"Kiss My Ring" - 2:29
5.	"My Terrible Ways" - 3:36
6.	"Fitzgerald" - 3:12
7.	"Elijah" - 3:16
8.	"It's Just Not Your Moment" - 5:32
9.	"The Real El Rey" - 3:21
10.	"Where the Wind Is Going" - 3:33
11.	"Holland Town" (arranged by Lyle Workman) - 2:32
12.	"Sad Old World" - 4:57
13.	"Don't Cry That Way" - 2:25
14.	"Fare Thee Well" (traditional, arranged by Frank Black)- 3:18







Christmass 2006

Christmass is an album by Frank Black. It was released on the Internet in December 2006. 5 February 2007 saw the album released to stores on CD and DVD. The album consists of both live and studio recordings of old and new songs.


Tracks: 

1.	"(Do What You Want) Gyaneshwar" - 2:55
2.	"Bullet" - 2:59
3.	"I Burn Today" - 3:20
4.	"Wave Of Mutilation" - 1:59
5.	"Living On Soul" - 2:56
6.	"She's My Way" - 3:47
7.	"Massif Centrale" - 5:11
8.	"Where Is My Mind?" - 3:21
9.	"Raider Man" - 2:22
10.	"Demon Girl" - 4:00
11.	"Dead Man's Curve" - 2:43
12.	"Cactus" - 2:46
13.	"Six-Sixty-Six" - 1:57
14.	"Radio Lizards" - 2:47
15.	"Don't Get Me Wrong" - 3:59 (co-written with Reid Paley)
16.	"All Around The World" - 3:25
17.	"Nadine" - 3:41
18.	"Manitoba" - 3:24
19.	"The Water" - 4:05
20.	"Song Of The Shrimp" - 9:28






Bluefinger 2007

Bluefinger is an album by Black Francis[11] (aka Frank Black). The album was released on 11 September 2007 in the United States and Europe. The project was revealed via several cryptic posts by Black on his unofficial website,[12], which were confirmed as accurate when the album leaked to file-sharing services earlier in the year. All of the songs on the album reference Dutch musician and artist Herman Brood, some directly and some indirectly. In addition, "You Can't Break a Heart and Have It" is a Brood cover. The title of the album, Bluefinger, is also a direct reference to the birthplace of Brood, who was born in the Dutch city of Zwolle, of which the citizens are colloquially known as Blauwvingers (Bluefingers). The song "Threshold Apprehension" was #90 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Best Songs of 2007.[13]

"You Can't Break a Heart and Have It" was included in the soundtrack for Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

In 2010, Bluefinger was adapted into a play/rock opera, in collaboration with Jason Nodler, for Houston's acclaimed Catastrophic Theatre


Tracks: 


1.	"Captain Pasty" - 2:23
2.	"Threshold Apprehension" - 5:12
3.	"Test Pilot Blues" - 2:55
4.	"Lolita" - 2:59
5.	"Tight Black Rubber" - 4:17
6.	"Angels Come to Comfort You" - 4:25
7.	"Your Mouth Into Mine" - 3:41
8.	"Discotheque 36" - 4:40
9.	"You Can't Break a Heart and Have It" (Herman Brood) - 2:36
10.	"She Took All the Money" - 2:30
11.	"Bluefinger" - 3:29







Svn Fngrs  2008

Svn Fngrs is a mini-album by Black Francis (aka Frank Black), released on March 3, 2008[1]. The album's title is a reference to the Irish mythological hero Cúchulainn, who was said to have seven fingers and seven toes. The songs "Seven Fingers" and "When They Come to Murder Me" also feature lyrics written from Cúchulainn's point of view.

Tracks: 


1.	"The Seus" - 3:42
2.	"Garbage Heap" - 2:50
3.	"Half Man" - 2:33
4.	"I Sent Away" - 2:03
5.	"Seven Fingers" - 1:46
6.	"The Tale of Lonesome Fetter" - 3:56
7.	"When They Come to Murder Me" - 3:24







The Golem 2010 (Rock Songs Version)


The Golem is a soundtrack written and performed by Black Francis at the 2008 San Francisco International Film Festival for the 1920 film The Golem: How He Came into the World. The soundtrack was released in 2010 as a 5-disc set. Only 500 copies were made, and was released exclusively for purchase from Blackfrancis.net. The set included 2 CDs containing the studio recordings, 2 CDs containing the original 2008 live performance at San Francisco International Film Festival, a DVD of The Golem: How He Came into the World with the soundtrack synced to the film, and a book containing chord charts by Nick Vicent and lyrics by Black Francis for The Golem. Each of the 500 copies were signed by Black Francis, and each were wrapped in brown paper and sealed with a "Black Francis" marked wax stamp. A "rock songs" version, according to Francis, is in the works for a more commercial release. However, this version is said to contain only the substantial songs, leaving out the reprises and themes that were included with the disc set. No additional information has been given about the release date for this version.


Tracks:


1.	You're Gonna Pay (Preview)
2.	Little Stars Theme
3.	Bad News
4.	Astaroth
5.	The Maharal
6.	Miriam and Florian
7.	Stars Theme
8.	Miriam and Florian Theme (Version 1)
9.	Stars
10.	The Conjuring
11.	Astaroth (Reprise)
12.	Makanujo (Preview)
13.	The Word
14.	The Obedient Servant
15.	Golem's Theme (Version 1)
16.	Miriam and Florian Theme (Version 2)
17.	Miriam and Florian Theme (Version 3)
18.	The Maharal (Reprise)
19.	Golem's Theme (Version 2)
20.	The Flower Song (Preview)
21.	Golem's Theme (Version 3)
22.	Miriam and Florian Theme (Version 4)
23.	Makanujo
24.	Golem's Theme (Version 4)
25.	Meet Me At The Ghetto Gates
26.	Custom All The Way
27.	You're Gonna Pay
28.	The Word (Reprise)
29.	(Oh How I Wish I Could) Stay
30.	Makanujo (Reprise)
31.	(Oh How I Wish I Could) Stay (Reprise)
32.	The Flower Song
33.	Golem's Theme (Version 5)
34.	The Obedient Servant (Reprise)





Non Stop Erotik 2010


NonStopErotik is a studio album by Black Francis released on March 30, 2010, in the US, and April 6 elsewhere.[1] A film by Judy Jacob coincided with the album's release. The album was recorded in Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and a "haunted studio in London."


Tracks: 


1.	Lake Of Sin
2.	O My Tidy Sum
3.	Rabbits
4.	Wheels (Flying Burrito Brothers cover)
5.	Dead Man's Curve
6.	Corrina
7.	Six Legged Man
8.	Wild Son
9.	When I Go Down On You
10.	Nonstoperotik
11.	Cinema Star





Abbabubba 2010



Tracks: 


Abbabubba
Serious Curious
Il Cuchaiao
Alabaster
Rabbits
Dead Man's Curse
Polly's Into Me
The Seus (Infadels remix)
Ghost Coming
The Water
The Seus (Charles Normal remix)
Do What You Want (Gyaneshwar)
Get Away Oil
The Seus (Bloc Party remix)
Virginia Reel




Enjoy Frank Black :)