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Artist: Spinal Tap

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CD Title: Back From The Dead

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Category: Metal

Year: 2009

Label: The Label Industry Records

Catalog Number: 1348101967

Personnel

Christopher Guest guitar, mandolin, sitar, vocals
Michael McKean guitar, piano
Harry Shearer bass
CJ Vanston keyboards
Gregg Bissonette drums

Tracks

1.  Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You  
2.  Back from the Dead  
3.  (Funky) Sex Farm  
4.  Rock N Roll Creation  
5.  Jazz Oddyssey I  
6.  Gimme Some Money  
7.  Rock N Roll Nightmare  
8.  Heavy Duty  
9.  America  
10.  Jazz Oddyssey II  
11.  (Listen to The) Flower People Reggae Style  
12.  Hell Hole  
13.  Big Bottom  
14.  Celtic Blues  
15.  Jazz Odyssey III  
16.  Warmer Than Hell  
17.  Stonehenge  
18.  Short & Sweet  
19.  Cups & Cakes  

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Existing comments about this CD

From: CC Date: June 29, 2009 at 21:47
To be honest, this album just seems somewhat pointless. When they released Break like the wind, it worked for the most part, but this album falls flat for me. A good portion of the songs on here are re-recorded songs from the debut, which basically show up the newer material as weak. But even then, two of the re-records just outright suck (Sex farm and Flower people). The debut was an original piece of work that was a perfect companion to the film. The second album fitted in with the the tail end of the hair metal era, but this just seems to be some sort of nostalgia piece that seems somewhat out of its era. I dont think its the joke thats worn thin though, I just feel this is a half hearted project. Ok, the album is still not bad, its just that I guess I expected more.

From: WookieEnthal Date: August 5, 2009 at 21:32
These guys should go back to being dead. They never were funny and they certainly aren't funny now.

From: Mace Date: January 31, 2013 at 22:21
The packaging alone is freaking hilarious with the little cardboard band member dolls inside the album. The bonus DVD is awesome for a Tap fan. Wookie doesn't find the Tap funny? Seriously!!! Maybe his sense of humour died in a bizarre gardening accident... j/k :-)

From: Leykis101 Date: March 18, 2013 at 0:37
Wookie, what do you find funny, I think that is the most fitting question? little bit of Harry and the Hendersons maybe? oh shit how about How to lose a guy in ten days, now thats comedy huh, what are these fucking fags talking about, spinal tap was the most unfunny thing in history, i didnt even know i was supposed to be laughing when i 1st watched it, wasnt it the same for you? i thought i was watching a drama, or documentary of a highly irrelevant and talentless shitty 80s band, OH SHIT THAT IS WHAT I WAS WATCHING, I guess I was just supposed to be laughing, not feeling sorry. good post Wookie, we are on point on this one.


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