Hed Kandi: Acid Lounge Goes West / Various (2003) (Import)

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Product Summary Label: ESPRIT DEVELOPMENT CORP UPC: 00822334008329 Release Date: 1/8/2008 Buy.com Sku: 63794875 Item#: MPNFFP Format:  CD Song Listing   Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. Noreaster ~ Johnny Conquest ------ 2. Sombre Hombre ~ Tim "Love" Lee ------ 3. Quite Spectacular ~ Hint ------ 4. Wonderful ~ Tosca ------ 5. Dodge City ~ Sugarman ------ 6. Mugwamp Mondo ~ Akaska ------ 7. King Brillo Presents Dub Cowboy Pt.1 ~ King Brillo ------ 8. Popping Pills ~ John Miller ------ 9. Elios Therepia ~ Blue States ------ 10. Butch Accidy ~ Method Man ------ 11. Black Cadillac ~ Pepe Deluxe ------ 12. Vegas Bound ~ 45 Dip ------ 13. Seven ~ Ursula Rucker ------ 14. Jays Bar ~ 45 Dip ------ 15. Loch ~ I Am Kloot ------ 16. Camioux ~ Boozoo Bajou ------ 17. On The Road ~ Metanoia ------ 18. Guns ~ Revolvo ------ 19. Plastic Jesus ~ 45 Dip ------ 20. Is the Erb Dope ~ Mr. Electric Triangle ------ 21. Singalong ~ Treva Whateva ------ 22. Stiff Jazz ------ 23. Move Out Of The Way ~ Los Chicharrons ------ 24. Battle Of Bongo Hill ~ Hebalizer ------ 25. Filthy Injun ~ 45 Dip ------ 26. Valley Of The Sausages ~ Mr. Scruff ------ 27. Fair Weather ~ Homelife ------ 28. Haze ~ Fingathing ------ 29. Why Don't We Get Drunk & Screw ~ Jimmy Buffett ------   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info The Acid Lounge Goes West is a double-disc set of dance music with a Western (as in Wild West with cowboys and cattle and tumbleweeds) influence or sound. The tracks are compiled by 45 Dip, and he takes a very wide-ranging approach to his selections. The bulk of the tracks are trip-hoppy with either twangy guitars, Western film samples, or a dusty, cinematic feel. There are also some house tracks, indie rock from I Am Kloot, funky acid jazz, cut & paste hip-hop, an actual country song ("Popping Pills" by John Miller), and for the very last cut, Jimmy Buffet's "Why Don't We Get Drunk." One gets the feeling that filling up two discs' worth of Western-influenced dance music was quite a task, and 45 Dip doesn't always shoot straight as some of the songs just don't fit (and his own tracks, all four of them, aren't very exciting). Still, the best of the tracks like Revolvo's "Guns," Tim "Love" Lee's "Sombre Hombre," Mr. Scruff's "Valley of the Sausages," Johnny Conquest's "Nor' Easter," and Blue States' "Elias Therepia" make wading through the rest worthwhile. The best thing to do is probably buy the disc and make your own single-disc set from the better tracks. ~ Tim Sendra   Technical Info Release Date : 06/30/2003 Original Release Date : 2003 Catalog ID : ALOUNGE03 Label : Hed Kandi (UK) Number of Discs : 1 Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00822334008329    Related Videos Christmas In The Heart : ... A Cherry Cherry Christmas... In Search of Solid Ground...