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Category: Hard Rock
Year: 2001
Label: Tee Pee Records
Catalog Number: TP-029 CD
Personnel
Greg Strzempka vocals, guitar
Elyse Steinman vocals, slide guitar
Alec Morton bass
Rob Cournoyer drums
Dale Crover drums
Phil Ondich drums
Tracks
| 1. | Here Lies | |
| 2. | Sir Lord Ford (When Electricity Came To Arkansas) | |
| 3. | Double Wide | |
| 4. | Real Good Time | |
| 5. | Too Bad | |
| 6. | Chasin The Dragon | |
| 7. | Flap Your Boogie Flap | |
| 8. | That's Alright | |
| 9. | The Ballad Of Truly Mae | |
| 10. | Bite The Lightning | |
| 11. | I Don't Know You | |
| 12. | Roadless Rider | |
| 13. | (What I) See Through You | |
| 14. | I Saw The Light | |
| 15. | That Ain't What I Meant | |
| 16. | Good Mornin' Lil' Schoolboy | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: Uncle Salty |
Date: May 27, 2004 at 8:09 |
| One of their best albums, you have to buy it if you don't have it. Southern rock and boogie rock as its best. It includes an instrumental part of a Black Oak Arkansas classic song. A must have for those who dig this kind of R&R.
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| From: Fizz |
Date: June 25, 2004 at 3:19 |
| I wanted very much to like this one, and in fact bought it on the strength of a review at KNAC. Sorry. It just doesn't hit me. Has some good songs, but Greg sounds too much like Kid Rock when he sings and with sixteen tracks, there is obviously going to be some filler. The Fizz Picks: "Here Lies," 'Sir Lord Ford," "Double Wide," "Real Good Time," "That Ain't What I Meant."
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: August 26, 2009 at 2:09 |
| I bought this CD when it came out, and didn't much care for it. I hadn't listened to it in a long time, but dug it out today ... and still don't like it much. The songs just aren't as catchy as on the self-titled and DMBC. Lots of weird rhythms, and the drummer kinda reminds me of that jazz drummer COC brought in on their last album, who spent the whole time trying to show how jazzy he was. (Well, this Rob Cournoyer IS from New Orleans ...) Anyway most of the good songs are among the first few, say the first five or so, and then "Bite The Lightning" and "That Ain't What I Meant." It's a shame, the production is really nice.
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| From: Doghouse Reilly |
Date: August 26, 2009 at 2:09 |
| I bought this CD when it came out, and didn't much care for it. I hadn't listened to it in a long time, but dug it out today ... and still don't like it much. The songs just aren't as catchy as on the self-titled and DMBC. Lots of weird rhythms, and the drummer kinda reminds me of that jazz drummer COC brought in on their last album, who spent the whole time trying to show how jazzy he was. (Well, this Rob Cournoyer IS from New Orleans ...) Anyway most of the good songs are among the first few, say the first five or so, and then "Bite The Lightning" and "That Ain't What I Meant." It's a shame, the production is really nice.
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