Vs. (album)
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Vs. is an album by the band Mission of Burma. It was a fully realized follow-up to their EP Signals, Calls and Marches. The album is widely recognized as one of the greatest products of the post punk era. It was the only full studio album the band released during the 1980's, as soon afterward they disbanded due to Roger Miller's worsening tinnitus.
Track listing
- "Secrets"
- "Train"
- "Trem Two"
- "New Nails"
- "Dead Pool"
- "Learn How"
- "Mica"
- "Weatherbox"
- "The Ballad of Johnny Burma"
- "Einstein's Day"
- "Fun World"
- "That's How I Escaped My Certain Fate"
- "Forget" (CD reissue bonus track)
- "OK/No Way" (CD reissue bonus track)
- "Laugh the World Away" (CD reissue bonus track)
- "Progress" (CD reissue bonus track)
Personnel
- Martin Swope – Loops, Percussion
- Clint Conley – Bass, Vocals, Percussion
- Roger Miller – Guitar, Vocals, Piano, Trumpet, Percussion
- Peter Prescott – Drums, Vocals, Percussion
Trivia
Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam has stated that the group's 1993 album Vs. was titled as a tribute to the Mission of Burma record of the same name.
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