Key Lime Pie is a 1989 album by Camper Van Beethoven (CVB). It was the band's final album before breaking up in 1990, although the band has reunited and released new material in recent years. It was produced by Dennis Herring , who had also produced the band's previous album, Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart .
25-563: (Redirected from Border Line ) [REDACTED] Look up borderline in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Borderline or Border Line may refer to: Film and television [ edit ] Film [ edit ] Borderline (1930 film) , a Swiss film by Kenneth Macpherson Borderline (1950 film) , an American film noir starring Fred MacMurray Borderline (1980 film) , an American film starring Charles Bronson Border Line ,
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75-441: A 1981 arcade game by Sega Borderline personality disorder , a psychiatric condition Borderline Theatre Company , a Scottish touring company See also [ edit ] All pages with titles containing borderline All pages with titles beginning with borderline Border (disambiguation) Borderliner ( Grenseland ), a 2017 Norwegian crime drama television series Borderliners ( De måske egnede ),
100-527: A 1993 novel by Peter Høeg Borderlines Film Festival , a British rural film festival The Caretakers , a 1963 film released in the UK as Borderlines On the Border (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Borderline . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to
125-426: A 1993 novel by Peter Høeg Borderlines Film Festival , a British rural film festival The Caretakers , a 1963 film released in the UK as Borderlines On the Border (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Borderline . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to
150-451: A 1996 short-story collection by Leanne Frahm Borderline , a 2010 novel by Allan Stratton Borderline , a 1996 comic book by Carlos Trillo and Eduardo Risso Music [ edit ] Borderline (band) , an early-1970s American country rock band Albums [ edit ] Borderline (Brooks & Dunn album) , 1996 Borderline (Conway Twitty album) or the title song, 1987 Borderline (Ry Cooder album) or
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225-632: A 2014 Hong Kong television series "Borderline" ( Good Girls ) , a 2018 episode Literature [ edit ] Borderline (magazine) , a 2001–2003 comics e-zine Borderline , a 2016 novel by Mishell Baker Borderline , a 1996 short-story collection by Leanne Frahm Borderline , a 2010 novel by Allan Stratton Borderline , a 1996 comic book by Carlos Trillo and Eduardo Risso Music [ edit ] Borderline (band) , an early-1970s American country rock band Albums [ edit ] Borderline (Brooks & Dunn album) , 1996 Borderline (Conway Twitty album) or
250-422: A 2016–2017 British mockumentary television comedy series Borderline (2024 TV series) , a police procedural television series set on the island of Ireland The Borderline , a 2014 Hong Kong television series "Borderline" ( Good Girls ) , a 2018 episode Literature [ edit ] Borderline (magazine) , a 2001–2003 comics e-zine Borderline , a 2016 novel by Mishell Baker Borderline ,
275-687: A Life , 2019 "Borderline", by Fat White Family from Champagne Holocaust , 2013 "Borderline", by Jeff Lynne from Armchair Theatre , 2013 remaster "Borderline", by Joni Mitchell from Turbulent Indigo , 1994 "Border Line", by King Krule from 6 Feet Beneath the Moon , 2013 "Borderline", by Les Emmerson , 1977 "Borderline", by Man Overboard from Heavy Love , 2015 "Borderline", by Spirit from Tent of Miracles , 1990 "Borderline", by Sufjan Stevens, B-side of " The Dress Looks Nice on You ", 2004 "Borderline", by Thin Lizzy from Johnny
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#1732787776305300-584: A Life , 2019 "Borderline", by Fat White Family from Champagne Holocaust , 2013 "Borderline", by Jeff Lynne from Armchair Theatre , 2013 remaster "Borderline", by Joni Mitchell from Turbulent Indigo , 1994 "Border Line", by King Krule from 6 Feet Beneath the Moon , 2013 "Borderline", by Les Emmerson , 1977 "Borderline", by Man Overboard from Heavy Love , 2015 "Borderline", by Spirit from Tent of Miracles , 1990 "Borderline", by Sufjan Stevens, B-side of " The Dress Looks Nice on You ", 2004 "Borderline", by Thin Lizzy from Johnny
325-651: The Fox , 1976 "Borderline (An Ode to Self Care)", by Solange from A Seat at the Table , 2016 Places and structures [ edit ] Border Line (Switzerland) , a series of defensive fortifications constructed in the 1930s Borderline Speedway , a dirt-track racing venue in South Australia Borderline Bar and Grill, site of the 2018 Thousand Oaks shooting , California, US Other uses [ edit ] Borderline (video game) ,
350-465: The Fox , 1976 "Borderline (An Ode to Self Care)", by Solange from A Seat at the Table , 2016 Places and structures [ edit ] Border Line (Switzerland) , a series of defensive fortifications constructed in the 1930s Borderline Speedway , a dirt-track racing venue in South Australia Borderline Bar and Grill, site of the 2018 Thousand Oaks shooting , California, US Other uses [ edit ] Borderline (video game) ,
375-419: The band before the album was recorded. The band's core lineup on the album consisted of vocalist/rhythm guitarist/frontman David Lowery , bassist Victor Krummenacher , lead guitarist Greg Lisher and drummer Chris Pedersen . Most of the violin parts were played by Don Lax, who was hired only for recording sessions and was not a band member. Near the end of the recording of the album, violinist Morgan Fichter
400-543: The band's use of violin also has a great influence on the sound of the record. The album featured a darker lyrical outlook as compared to the band's previous record, although there is still a great deal of the band's trademark humor. It was also the most political record that CVB had released, with tracks like "When I Win the Lottery," "Sweethearts" and " Jack Ruby " providing some humorous political and social commentary. Lowery said in an interview that "All Her Favorite Fruit"
425-400: The entire band (save for Fichter) played on the basic tracks, Greg Lisher was the only other member to have contributed significantly to the album's recording, with most of the overdubbing and studio polishing having been done by Lowery, Lisher and producer Dennis Herring. Lisher's distinctive psychedelic lead guitar playing is arguably the album's most distinctive instrumental feature, although
450-523: The free dictionary. Borderline or Border Line may refer to: Film and television [ edit ] Film [ edit ] Borderline (1930 film) , a Swiss film by Kenneth Macpherson Borderline (1950 film) , an American film noir starring Fred MacMurray Borderline (1980 film) , an American film starring Charles Bronson Border Line , a 1999 television film starring Sherry Stringfield Borderline (2002 film) , an American film starring Gina Gershon Border Line (film) ,
475-427: The intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Borderline&oldid=1254721095 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages borderline [REDACTED] Look up borderline in Wiktionary,
500-487: The intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Borderline&oldid=1254721095 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Key Lime Pie (album) Key Lime Pie was the only Camper Van Beethoven album not to feature founding violinist/multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Jonathan Segel , who left
525-505: The songs. Psychedelia , another staple of the band's eclectic sound, is also very much in evidence, although songs like "The Light From a Cake" and "Flowers" feature a more-orchestrated, less-dissonant version of psychedelic music than did the band's earlier albums. The album was CVB's most commercially successful record, with the Status Quo cover "Pictures of Matchstick Men" becoming an alternative rock hit and peaking at number one on
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#1732787776305550-761: The title song, 1980 Borderline (EP) , by Tove Styrke, or the title song, 2014 Songs [ edit ] "Borderline" (Brandy song) , 2020 "Borderline" (Madonna song) , 1984 "Borderline" (Michael Gray song) , 2006 "Borderline" (The Shooters song) , 1988 "Borderline" (Tove Styrke song) , 2014 "Borderline" (Sunmi song) , 2021 "Borderline" (Tame Impala song) , 2019 "Borderline", by Ariana Grande from Sweetener , 2018 "Borderline", by Camper Van Beethoven from Key Lime Pie , 1989 "Borderline", by Cheap Trick from Next Position Please , 1983 "Borderline", by Chris de Burghfrom The Getaway , 1982 "Borderline", by Ed Sheeran from - ( Subtract ), 2023 "Borderline", by Exo-SC from What
575-821: The title song, 1987 Borderline (Ry Cooder album) or the title song, 1980 Borderline (EP) , by Tove Styrke, or the title song, 2014 Songs [ edit ] "Borderline" (Brandy song) , 2020 "Borderline" (Madonna song) , 1984 "Borderline" (Michael Gray song) , 2006 "Borderline" (The Shooters song) , 1988 "Borderline" (Tove Styrke song) , 2014 "Borderline" (Sunmi song) , 2021 "Borderline" (Tame Impala song) , 2019 "Borderline", by Ariana Grande from Sweetener , 2018 "Borderline", by Camper Van Beethoven from Key Lime Pie , 1989 "Borderline", by Cheap Trick from Next Position Please , 1983 "Borderline", by Chris de Burghfrom The Getaway , 1982 "Borderline", by Ed Sheeran from - ( Subtract ), 2023 "Borderline", by Exo-SC from What
600-490: Was based on the romance between Jessica Swanlake and Roger Mexico from the Thomas Pynchon novel Gravity's Rainbow . It also featured less of the band's world music influence, although there are still elements of CVB favorites like ska and Eastern European music in songs like "Opening Theme" and "Borderline." In place of the world-music influence, there are even more elements of Americana evident in many of
625-458: Was hired as the replacement for Segel. Fichter played only on the tracks "Opening Theme", " Pictures of Matchstick Men " and "Flowers," although she sings harmony vocals on a few other tracks and appears on the record's cover. On the tour for the album, the band was also joined by steel guitarist / mandolinist /guitarist David Immerglück , a member of CVB's side project Monks of Doom . Lowery has been quoted in interviews as saying that, although
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