Last Splash
Studio album by The Breeders
Released	August 30, 1993
Recorded	Coast Recorders & Brilliant Studios, San Francisco, California; Refraze, Dayton, Ohio
Genre	Alternative
Length	39:38
Label	4AD/Elektra Records
Producer	Kim Deal/Mark Freegard
Professional reviews
Allmusic link Rolling Stone link
The Breeders chronology
Safari (EP) (1992) Last Splash (1993) Title TK (2002) Singles from Last Splash "Cannonball" Released: August 9, 1993 "Divine Hammer" Released: October 25, 1993 "Saints" Released: 1994

Last Splash is the second album by indie rock band The Breeders, released August 30, 1993 (see 1993 in music). Originally formed as a side project for Pixies bassist Kim Deal, The Breeders quickly became her primary recording outlet.

Last Splash peaked at #33 on Billboard's Top 200 album chart. By June, 1994, the album was certified Platinum by the RIAA for shipment in excess of one million units.

The title of the album is taken from a lyric from its lead single, "Cannonball." The video for "Cannonball" was directed by Spike Jonze and Kim Gordon, while the video for "Divine Hammer" was directed by the same two and Richard Kern.

The song "Cannonball" has been used in many movie trailers, including South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut and Dude, Where's My Car?.

A looped guitar sample of "S.O.S." was used by the English electronic music band The Prodigy in their 1996 hit single "Firestarter." A sample from "I Just Wanna Get Along" was used in another one track by The Prodigy called "World's on Fire" (Invaders Must Die album).

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Personnel 3 Album charts 4 Charting singles 5 External links

[edit] Track listing

All tracks were written by Kim Deal, except where noted.

1. "New Year" – 1:56
2. "Cannonball" – 3:33
3. "Invisible Man" – 2:48
4. "No Aloha" – 2:07
5. "Roi" – 4:11
6. "Do You Love Me Now?" – 3:01
7. "Flipside" (Kim Deal, Kelley Deal) – 1:59
8. "I Just Wanna Get Along" – 1:44
9. "Mad Lucas" – 4:36
10. "Divine Hammer" – 2:41
11. "S.O.S." – 1:31
12. "Hag" – 2:55
13. "Saints" – 2:32
14. "Drivin' on 9" (Dom Leone, Steve Hickoff) – 3:22
15. "Roi (Reprise)" – 0:42

"Drivin' on 9" is a cover of alternative folk band Ed's Redeeming Qualities.

[edit] Personnel

• Kim Deal - producer, guitar, lead vocals, moog, casiotone
• Kelley Deal - guitar, Kenmore 12-stitch, vocals, lead vocals (on "I Just Wanna Get Along")
• Josephine Wiggs - bass, double bass, vocals, cello, drums (on "Roi")
• Jim MacPherson - drums
• Carrie Bradley - violin, vocals
• Mark Freegard - producer, engineer
• Sean Leonard - assistant engineer
• Daniel Presley - engineer ("Divine Hammer")
• Andy Taub - assistant engineer
• Kevin Westenberg - portraits
• Jason Love - photography
• Vaughan Oliver - art direction, design
• Paul MoMenamin - design assistant

[edit] Album charts

Year	Album	Chart	Position
1993	Last Splash	Billboard Top 200	No. 33

[edit] Charting singles

Year	Single	Chart	Peak
1993	"Cannonball"	Modern Rock Tracks	No. 2
1993	"Cannonball"	UK Singles Chart	No. 40
1993	"Divine Hammer"	Modern Rock Tracks	No. 28
1993	"Divine Hammer"	UK Singles Chart	No. 59
1994	"Cannonball"	The Billboard Hot 100	No. 44
1994	"Cannonball"	Mainstream Rock Tracks	No. 32
1994	"Divine Hammer"	Modern Rock Tracks	No. 29
1994	"Saints"	Modern Rock Tracks	No. 12
1994	"Cannonball"	Top 40 Mainstream	No. 39

[edit] External links

• Last Splash at MusicBrainz

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