Platter (album)

Infobox Album
Name = Platter
Type = Album
Artist = Jock Cheese


Released = 2002
Recorded = ?
Genre = Alternative rock
Length = 69:31
Label = Shock Records/genre b.goode
Producer = ?
Reviews =
Last album =
This album = "Platter" (2002)
Next album =

"Platter" is a solo album released in 2002 by bassist Jock Cheese as a side-project during his career with TISM. [http://web.archive.org/web/20030115101506/http://www.undercover.com.au/20030114_jockcheese.html Solo Album For TISM's Jock Cheese] (article) (2003). Archived on 2003-01-15 by the Internet Archive. Retrieved on 2008-07-07.] Interestingly, he uses his TISM pseudonym for the release of this album.

All the songs were written by Cheese and fellow TISM members Ron Hitler-Barassi [http://www.geocities.com/tismselfstorage/balaclavard.html Balaclava Road Warriors] (Interview) Originally from [http://streetpress.com.au/public_html/index.php?option=com_content&task=category&sectionid=4&id=17&Itemid=29| In Press Magazine] Published on: 1998-07-08. Retrieved on 2008-07-28.] and Humphrey B. Flaubert. Cheese plays most of the instruments, excluding drums. Platter features social commentary and satire that is also prominent in TISM's works with satirical references to Christopher Skase, Josh Abrahams and Robert Palmer. [http://web.archive.org/web/20030226200235/http://www.undercover.com.au/urjockcheesethecheeseplatter.html Jock Cheese: The Cheese Platter: The Undercover Review] (article) (2003). Archived on 2003-02-26 by the Internet Archive. Retrieved on 2008-07-07.]

Track listing

# "Up There Calisi"
# "Don't Burn 'Em All J.D."
# "La Traviata"
# "Totally Addicted To Skase"
# "I Done It With The Drama Teacher"
# "Dave Grainey's Country Idyll"
# "'Why Don't You Get A Bigger Set Of Tits?'"Ron mentions in the [http://www.geocities.com/tismselfstorage/balaclavard.html In Press interview] that he wishes to do a solo album: "Yeah, I think so. It would be Wayne Carey reading Helen Garner's "The First Stone" - Ron Hitler Barassi Presents Wayne Carey Reading Helen Garner's The First Stone. And I'd just be mumbling in the background, 'Grow a bigger set of tits'... I don't think it will sell."]
# "Friday Night Shakespeare"
# "Unfair"
# "O Great Rabbit In The Sky"
# "Piss In My Pocket"
# "You Guarantee Fame With Two First Names"
# "Just The Straight Dope"
# "Just The Straight Dope"
# "Just The Straight Dope"
# "Just The Straight Dope"
# "Just The Straight Dope"
# "Just The Straight Dope"
# "Just The Straight Dope"

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See also

TISM