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Push It / Thirteen
Garbage
Push It / Thirteen
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
 
The first single from their second album. Pt.1 is backedwith two previously unreleased non-album tracks: 'Lick ThePavement' and 'Push It' (Boom Boom Satellites Mix). Slimlinejewel case. 1998 Mushroom release.

     

CD Details

All Artists: Garbage
Title: Push It / Thirteen
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Almo Sounds
Release Date: 4/21/1998
Album Type: Single
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: Push It, Push It / Thirteen, Push It
UPC: 705178901424

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Album Description
The first single from their second album. Pt.1 is backedwith two previously unreleased non-album tracks: 'Lick ThePavement' and 'Push It' (Boom Boom Satellites Mix). Slimlinejewel case. 1998 Mushroom release.

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Member CD Reviews

Jason C. (aphasias) from CASTAIC, CA
Reviewed on 2/26/2009...
1. Push It (4:01)
2. Thirteen (3:27)
3. Push It (Boom Boom Satellites Mix) 6:24
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CD Reviews

Garbage kick it hard with "Lick The Pavement"
brandon leu | hawaii | 02/15/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Shirley Manson is in full-on dominatrix mode as she and the boys spank out this bonus track, which is as short and nasty as a lash from Mistress Manson's whip. Similar in theme to such previous tunes as "Supervixen" and "Trip My Wire," the song chugs along in an irresistibly danceable groove as Shirley barks and sneers. "Won't you lick the pavement for me?" she asks with a wicked grin, adding, "I like you best when you're on your knees." Consensual humiliation never sounded so good."
Garbage turn in another excellent b-side with "Thirteen"
brandon leu | hawaii | 02/15/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Garbage take another trip to the Land of True Love previously visited in "Milk" and "#1 Crush" with this dreamy Big Star cover. Frontwoman and sex kitten Shirley Manson doesn't so much sing as purr, moan, and sigh. "Won't you let me walk you home from school?" she coos suggestively as the music ambles along behind her at an easy pace, like young lovers taking a moonlit stroll around a lake. The song moves swiftly from starry-eyed sweetness to us-against-them intimacy to heart-stabbing doubt. "If it's so, then let me know," Manson pleads, "If it's no, well, I can go." Guaranteed to drive the teenage crowd crazy from the heat."