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Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid

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Totally forgot what I was going to say, but I am sure it would have been smart.

Love the album also bought chronchitis. This is something to put in for any mood you are in unless you want to bang your head. keeping the spirit of rock and regge

This album is for hardcore Slightly Stoopid fans only. There are some great tracks (no cocaine, know your rider and fruits) but like all B side albums, there are some good tunes but most of them are B sides for a reason.

Stoopid heads looking for something to tie them over until the next release will get a lot out of this record. Most other people would just shrug their shoulders. Anyone interested in buying a Slightly Stoopid album should instead look at any of their major releases.

I got this the second day it was out... Couldn't wait to jam out to it on the way home from the record store...

Stoopid's albums always were awesome, i don't think anyone can argue that.... but this is the s***

it takes all of their best songs, some dubs and rare songs, and a few new songs to make a truely awesome album... it brings all of their styles together to give you your nice mix of stoopid


im gettin this for my friend for his birthday in a week... i highly you suggest doing the same... especially if it's for someone that never herd of stoopid before, because it gives you just the right mix

GET IT!

Love this CD! Very funky and danceable!
You cant go wrong with any Slightly Stoopid CD though:)

Slightly Stoopid's new album entitled "Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid" was released July 2008. This album is truly the balanced breakfast of Slightly Stoopidism. Their range of musical style stretches across the genres of reggae, punk rock, jazz, hip-hop and bluesy guitar part riffs. Slightly Stoopid is best known for their by their use of poignant musical flare to create a fusion of sounds within one song. The previous June's release of "Chronchitis" was a landmark for the band, with its ultra polished sound, a leap from their previous albums into stardom.
It's hard to calculate how "Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid" compares with their previously released CDs. It contains seven previously released EP's, including the masterful UB40 cover "Still Be You," which appeared in limited supply as a free gift with the band's fifth album, "Closer to the Sun." Slightly Stoopid albums often feature other artists, among the most popular of these being G-Love, I-Man, and Toko Tasi. I-Man returns to this album, in the song "I-Metal." Previously, he rapped on the album "Everything You Need" in the song "World Goes Round." He adds a great touch to this metal song, which proves that even Stoopid can create a killer metal song. Also voices may appear familiar on "Supernatural," the famous band who does the theme song to "Cops" may come to mind. The new Stoopid album has alternative versions of songs which have appeared elsewhere as well. "Shoobe" with Toko Tasi appears on the self-titled Toko Tasi album released in 2007 under the title "Foolish Win" and is one second shorter than the new Slightly Stoopid version. Also, "Foolish Win" appears finished on the Slightly Stoopid album, with a more prominent drum line and guitar riffs, to give off a more powerful feel to the fan already familiar with the song. Though they changed the name, and the difference between the two versions is nearly indistinguishable, I find "Shoobe" is more pleasing to the ear. In addition, the Slightly Stoopid track "Sinsemilla" also appears as a more finished version than on the band's "Acoustic Roots" album. "Tom and Jerry" is a song that finally gives name to a previously released lyric-free, flamenco tune. This song appeared on the album "Closer to the Sun" as the hidden track after "Open Road." Stoopid's "Tom and Jerry" holds the last place on this CD and runs 1 minute and 40 seconds long, the total track time is 6:46 though, and the acoustic version of "Closer to the Sun" plays at the end.
Within such a great album there are few, never previously released songs. Slightly Stoopid is forever developing their sound, so that the band is growing in talent, rather than just changing style. The album doesn't feel as uniform as their previous album "Chronchitis," as most of those 2007 released songs have heavy jazz influence with jam-band-like riffs, and recurrent Slightly Stoopid-esque beats. No, "Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid" plays like a greatest hits album. The track "Digital" appears on both this new album and the previous album, "Chronchitis," however the previously released "Digital" is the finished version of the song, while the new album sports an original sounding version of the song. Slightly Stoopid allow themselves the privilege to promote different versions of their music, unashamed to work on already "finished" songs and pass on remade versions to their Stoopid fans with pride.
In addition, I feel it relevant to mention that on their DVD that one band member mentioned the title of this new CD as one he'd have preferred for "Closer to The Sun" - Looks like you got your way dude, rock on and smoke on.

to go buy this CD. So they can tell all their friends. Everyone should go out and get this one. Bringing back the goodies. Also you all need to check them out if they are coming to a town near you. And go sign up for The Official Slightly Stoopid Street Team at www.fancorps.com/slightlystoopid/signup

Slightly Stoopids most recent album, Slightly Not Stoned Enough To Eat Breakfast Yet Stupid, is outta this world! The bring in their original beachragg blend with superior vocalistic styling. SS put one together for the ages! Styles ranging from grateful dead to suicidal tendencies to good old sublime, and last but not least their awe striking originals.
If this is a disk you don't have in your collection, I strongly suggest you at least check it out..... Then you'll buy.

The guys of Slightly Stoopid have done it again. They have created probably there best compulation of music yet. The music has great mixes from there previous albums plus new sound that is off the wall intense. I haven't stopped listening since I purchased on the release date. Buy this album today.

The boys in Stoopid have done it again with "Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid". This new drop contains previously unreleased tracks, songs from the original demo, as well as others. Whether you're a Stoopidhead already, or you just are checking out some new flavor, this disc is for you. From start to finish you're head will be bumpin and your joint will be burnin...check it check it