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Artist : Sun City Girls
Album : Napoleon & Josephine Singles Volume 2
Source :
Year : 2009
Genre :Encoder : Unknown
Codec : LAME 3.97
Bitrate : VBR ~232K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
ID3-Tag : ID3v2.3Ripped By : Unknown on 23/04/2009
Posted By : Unknown on 23/04/2009Posted to :
Review
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Allmusic: The second compilation of Sun City Girls rarities to emerge after the tragic passing of Charlie Gocher puts a strong focus on an element that casual listeners of the band might not always have immediately caught — the trio’s gift for and appreciation of downright surreal, scabrous humor, often in bursts of one- or two-minute-long songs. Such efforts make up the majority of Napoleon and Josephine, drawing on a wide passel of songs recorded between 1985 and 1997, many of which appeared years later on a variety of compilations. Perhaps that’s what makes the album so remarkable as a straightforward listen — it all feels of a piece, not all the same but feeling as if it was always intended to be presented in such a fashion. The last two songs, including the title track (featured here in a previously unreleased version) find the band exploring things at more length — on said title track two voices go at each other in a way that almost sounds like Cheech & Chong for politically aware stoners (probably more of a crossover market than many would guess). Otherwise it’s shorter bursts of often amazing randomness, like the distorted radio voice on "Voice of America #3" sending heavily accented greetings to "Meester Big Criminal!" Elsewhere "Sleazy Nashville" simultaneously delivers a ridiculous country parody and obviates the need for Pavement’s existence, while "A Wake" features an auctioneer/AM radio broadcaster-nerd-rap-rant about mass genocide set against instrumental clutter. "The Weatherman" might in ways be the most Sun City Girls-like song on the disc in a broad-brush sense, down to the combination of chimes and bells backing the squirrelly proclamations of the titular figure — and then there’s "Encyclopedia Vomitanica," with subject matter not far removed from early Carcass lyrics (if not early Carcass music).Track Listing
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1. The Rhinemaiden’s Palatial Mountain Retreat ( 1:39)
2. Prick of the World ( 1:44)
3. Sleazy Nashville ( 3:47)
4. Eyeball in a Quart Jar of Snot ( 4:03)
5. The Weatherman ( 3:07)
6. Voice of America #3 ( 0:32)
7. Insignificanto ( 2:31)
8. A Wake ( 1:04)
9. Kaspar Hauser ( 2:55)
10. The Bearded Hermes ( 4:32)
11. Encyclopedia Vomitanica ( 1:13)
12. Napoleon & Josephine (12:50)
13. Reflection of a Young Boy Eating from a Can of Dog Food on a Shiny Red (22:09)Total Playing Time: 62:11 (min:sec)
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