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Our Little Visionary
Studio album by Dogstar
Released	August 27, 1996
Studio	A&M, Hollywood
Genre	Rock
Length	40:58
Label	Zoo Entertainment
Producer	Ed Stasium
Dogstar chronology
Quattro Formaggi (1996) Our Little Visionary (1996) Happy Ending (2000)

Our Little Visionary is the debut album by rock trio Dogstar. It was primarily distributed in Japan. It was recorded and mixed at A&M Studios in Hollywood, California, and mastered at Precision Mastering.

Critical reception

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic

The Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph noted that Reeves's "bass lines are easy, and with him as a distraction, Dogstar has gotten a little too much attention for its generic rock, which blends heavy Soul Asylum-style aggression with melodies that seem ripped out of the Gin Blossoms songbook."

Track listing

1. "Forgive" – 1:59
2. "Our Little Visionary" – 3:03
3. "No Matter What" – 2:59 (Badfinger)
4. "Breathe Tonight" – 3:00
5. "Nobody Home" – 3:37
6. "History Light" – 6:03
7. "Honesty Anyway" – 3:20
8. "And I Pray" – 3:46
9. "Enchanted" – 3:14
10. "Bleeding Soul" – 3:47
11. "Goodbye" – 4:19
12. "Denial" – 1:51

Personnel

Dogstar

• Bret Domrose – vocals, guitar
• Keanu Reeves – bass, backing vocals
• Robert Mailhouse – drums, percussion, backing vocals

Technical

• Ed Stasium – producer, mixer, backing vocals on track 3
• Tacia Domrose – backing vocals on track 3
• Stephen Marcussen – mastering
• Paul Hamingson – engineer
• John Aguto – engineer

Photography

• Sherry Etheredge (album cover)
• Marina Chavez (Dogstar)

References

1. McCormick, Moira (Jul 20, 1996). "Zoo's Dogstar to show its music is up to speed". Billboard. Vol. 108, no. 29. p. 11.
2. Snead, Elizabeth (1 Aug 1996). "Trying for a 'Reaction' Reeves reluctant to reveal". USA Today. p. 8B.
3. "Our Little Visionary Dogstar". AllMusic.
4. Simon, Jeremy (30 Aug 1996). "Sound Advice". Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph. p. AA18.

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