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Tracklist
- 1The Things That I Used to Do3:35
- 2Blues Music4:17
- 3Garbage Man4:51
- 4Eyes Have Miles5:23
- 5Baby’s Got Sauce3:54
- 6Rhyme for the Summertime3:06
- 7Cold Beverage2:34
- 8Fatman4:17
- 9This Ain’t Living6:34
- 10Walk to Slide4:29
- 11Shooting Hoops3:32
- 12Some Peoples Like That4:49
- 13Town to Town3:33
- 14I Love You3:32
Reviews
Rated 6/10
No conocía ni el disco ni la banda. Empieza con un estilo Fun Lovin' criminals o Beastie Boys. Me guardo: Blues Music, Baby's got sauce y This ain't living.
Rated 8/10
wow that snare tone is CAVERENOUS on the Opening track.
Rated 4/10
Nope this is poor, sounds like the worst of 90’s music.
Rated 4/10
Man, I’m on a bad run. This album was just kind of annoying and repetitive.
Rated 10/10
So 90s but in the best way. This album does "sloppy" better than nearly anyone. It doesn't feel lazy, it feels incredibly intentional. So many slacker anthems here.
Rated 1/10
This is pretty terrible. Baby's Got Sauce is particularly egregious. Couldn't finish - toughed it out till half way through. Gave me a migraine, though that may have been coincidence.
Rated 8/10
Very funky, down and dirty in Philly. Not an artist I had heard of before, but one I certainly enjoyed. A clear influence, in my mind at least, on Fun Lovin Criminals and Cage the Elephant, and a few others who fused rock, funk and rap-sung vocals. A cracker
Rated 5/10
Pretty interesting, especially for 1994! Doing White Stripes stuff like a decade before the White Stripes is respectable business
Rated 4/10
Some decent instrumentals and musical ideas. But man, this guy has some of my least favorite vocal inflections of all-time.
2/5
Rated 2/10
Embarrassingly bad.
Rated 6/10
Not bad. Reminds me of Beck or Grandson if they had more blues. 3.17
Rated 6/10
Similar to acts like Sublime or even at times the White Stripes, this album is an inoffensive take an a niche sub-genre of blues rock that feels more trip-hop than blues, with repetitive beats and a rap-like flow to the singing to ensure even the least interested listener is bobbing their head. However, this album here leaves a lot to be desired in an already aged genre, as the CD era strikes again and takes this decent twenty minute concept of an album and stretches it to nearly an hour, with no variation to warrant the time spent. You won't hate your time here, but you'll most likely not gain anything either.
Rated 6/10
It‘s interesting, but I don‘t like it very much. Too closely to Hip Hop for me. But some songs are very good.
Rated 6/10
Meh. You couldn't live around the Philly area in the 90s and not hear them all the time. And it's fine to put on in the background, it's nice and chill and doesn't take much to listen to it, but it's not something I'm going to actively put on again.
Rated 4/10
Alkoi kiinnostavammin kuin päättyi, tällaisena liian pitkä. 2/5
Rated 2/10
Don't love G. Love. Always felt it was super overrated...this listen backed that up. 1.5/5
Rated 4/10
Though the sentiment may be sincere, the performance seems a bit affected.
Rated 8/10
Never heard of this guy, but, despite a couple of duff tracks, I really like his scrappy, laid-back sound. Beck without the weirdness, or Fun Lovin' Criminals without the cringe, or Beastie Boys without the boyish aggression.