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| 1. Satan Is My Motor |
| 2. Mexico |
| 3. Never There |
| 4. Guitar |
| 5. You Turn The Screws |
| 6. Walk On By |
| 7. Sheep Go To Heaven |
| 8. When You Sleep |
| 9. Hem Of Your Garment |
| 10. Alpha Beta Parking Lot |
| 11. Let Me Go |
| 12. Cool Blue Reason |
| 13. Where Would I Be? |
As for the lyrics being dumb, anyone who has studied Surrealism (Salvador Dali and Rene Magritte) know that two seemingly unrelated ideas juxtaposed often result in a deeper truth... and humour. That's why I listen all the time to Cake's three albums. They have holding power because they are deep as well as funky. They're my favorite group.
Incidentally, I'm a high school teacher in her 50's. My son who lives in CA. gave me my first Cake CD.
The first time I played it I didn't think it was anything special. But the second time (when I was actually hearing the music, not just listening for the mood and the words), I started to like it, a lot. By the 3rd time I was hooked.
I listen to a wide variety of rock, a little rap, and classical music. I have a BUNCH of GREAT CDs. This CD is definately in my top 3. I listen to it all the time and think everyone else needs to hear it also. It is different from the first 2, but in my humble opinion, it's definately better.