Customer Reviews

Hot Action Cop (Clean)

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This is a great album because it has exelent songs.My best is Feava for flava.But it is without doubt the best album they have ever brought out I hope to see more like this one.

this is one of the best albums i have ever heard, everyone of their songs could be a hit. besides that, the guys are really cool especially Daniel(keyboards) and rob (vocals), cuz i met these guys at their show and they were really nice, and werent a**holes like some of those other bands out there. i think they really deserve 10stars

Finally, we can declare a summer anthem for 2003. Everything on H.A.C. is ready for any party anywhere. These young guys put the fun back into rock and roll-just when you thought you'd have to deal with another serious summer release from another serious band-out from nowhere comes Hot Action Cop. Havent heard of 'em? No wonder...the big guys dont want you to. Buy this disc quick (either version) and start to "party hardy and rock and roll and drink Barcardi and smoke a bowl"!

My first exposure to HAC came from two songs of theirs that appeared on the PlayStation 2 Need for Speed game. The music reminded me of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, so I decided to learn about the band. When I found their Web site, I quickly realized that the lyrics were much different than in the PS2 game. I'm an adult, so I can handle the sex and drug references, but I've also got two young kids for whom the lyrics are not appropriate. I was therefore happy to learn that a "clean" version of the album was also available. However, the main song I knew (Fever For The Flava) was NOT the alternative version heard in the videogame.

So what was "cleaned up"? I'd have to purchase the explicit version to compare, but all I can say is that the lyrics of the rest of the songs are just as inappropriate for kids...so I won't be blasting it on my stereo any time soon. I was hoping to find one or two additional songs that I liked, but unfortunately the two from the videogame remain my favorites. The other songs were just average, and none had the same upbeat, funky style.

FYI: The included music video of Flava IS muted in parts, but it makes little sense. Do they really need to mute "kitty kitty"? And why did they not mute the same lyrics in the "Behind the Scenes" video? I don't get it.

Who were these guys agent? Why would they let the lead singer be shown at the age of 19-20 with vision glasses on? I mean WTF?????? Video's cool, songs cool, but I mean cut back the CGI and get some chicks grinding on the band. And get that guy some contacts, WTF???? Well thats why they be gone now, probably graduated from Harvard or Yale now and corporate types.