Eyesore: Frank Black Discography with cover images. http://quimby.gnus.org/html/group/blackfrank.html

What Are Records?: Frank Black Includes pictures, a discography, tour dates, and a biography. http://www.war.com/frank_black/

RollingStone.com: Frank Black Includes a biography, discography, photos, articles, audio/video files, links and message board. http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/default.asp?oid=9

Artist Direct: Frank Black Biography, discussion forum and links. http://imusic.artistdirect.com/showcase/modern/frankblack.html

I Could Stay Here Forever Frank Black fan site offers a discography, downloads, pictures and reviews. http://www.multimania.com/fblack/

Black Vault, The Humble key generated abode of Frank Black. Images, articles, cross referenced lyrics, mp3s, thoughts, and general loss of tradition focused on one enormous man. http://beaker.nmsu.edu/spaceman/fb/

Metacritic: Dog in the Sand Links to various critic and user reviews. http://www.metacritic.com/music/artists/blackfrankandthecatholics/doginthesand

The Onion AV Club: Frank Black Interview with the former Pixies frontman about the media, women in rock, and space aliens. http://www.theavclub.com/avclub3408/bonusfeature13408.html

On the 8th Day God Created Frank Black A fan page with news, a discography, lyrics, photos, sound clips, articles, reviews and links. http://home.germany.net/100-132380/index.htm

Every Dog Has It's Day Privy Magazine's interview with Frank Black on the release of "Dogs in the Sand". http://www.PrivyMagazine.com/frankblack.html

Amazon offers Honeycomb (Audio CD),19 July, 2005 List price $16.98 A Lone Pixie Is Never Lonely / 4 In 2003 Charles Kitteridge Thompson IV's Show Me Your Tears album was a terrific little release, beflecked with country odes to marital woes and some of the best songs of the artist's career. That it was so overlooked stems less from the fact that it was dud album and more due to Thompson's background in one of the most revered alternative acts of all time, The Pixies. Following the demise of said band in the early 1990s, Charles `Frank Black' Thompson's subsequent decade as a solo artist was consistently measured against his years in The Pixies, with interviews never failing to question the possible return of the indomitable quartet. Last year Pixies fans finally saw the band return to the live arena with US and European dates, however the reunion hasn't dampened Frank Black's enthusiasm for releasing his own material. More MOR rock than the country flavours of Show Me Your Tears, Honeycomb finds Black encroaching on the territory of everyone from Bruce Springsteen to Chris Rea. If Show Me Your Tears was his break-up album, Honeycomb finds Black still rueing over the fallout, with the rambling, drunken keyboards of Another Velvet Nightmare backing up a lyrics dealing with thoughts of the ex copping off with another man. As with previous Black solo material, minimal production on most of these songs reveals the singer's clean yet subdued vocals backed by an often sprightly guitar. While tunes such as Dark End Of The Street sound like a meld of early 1970s Neil Young and Van Morrison (even the title is redolent of such a link), there's still a taste of Black's quirky lyric on Song Of The Shrimp, where talking crustaceans take the spotlight for the cover of the track once recorded by Elvis Presley. Although Honeycomb finds Frank earning a helping hand from Booker T & The MG's guitarist Steve Cropper, it is Black's wife Jean who helps out on vocals for Honeycomb's finest track, Strange Goodbye. Settle down Pixies fans, you're getting a new album next year from the acclaimed quartet. For now, this DIY production from Frank is a perfect stop-gap that offers far more interest than the dull brown album cover would have you believe. Song "Pie in the Sky" It takes photon power And eight minutes of an hour To make it to our sun And I know it sounds weird But it'll take you four years To make the next one Expanding border That's the sauce Of chaos And that's an order That's an order So stomp your feet And clap your hands Get out of your seat And do a little dance Lift up your voice And sing with glee Now listen carefully to me Desert your quarters Behold the pie in the sky And that's an order That's an order That's an order [7x]

Rolling Stone : Frank Black: Frank Black : Music Reviews As the frontman of the now-defunct Pixies, he was Black Francis. But for his first solo foray, he's calling himself Frank Black. He was born Charles Michael ... http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/frankblack/albums/album/112901/rid/5942903/

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