Voodoo Shoppe

Cowboy Mouth | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (February 21, 2006)
• Original Release Date: 2006
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Eleven Thirty
• ASIN: B000E5KQR8
• Also Available in: MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (20 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #27,984 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars -=- Do Something for Someone You Love, Yourself -=-, August 5, 2006

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Rough Rider (Louisiana) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Voodoo Shoppe (Audio CD)

This is an awesome cd with some excellent music on the disk.

Track by track:

1. Joe Strummer: Song title bears the name of the deceased front man of the "Only band that mattered." It is a fast-aced song with a theme that resonates in many of the songs written by Fred LeBlanc, a failed relationship. A real toe-taper and get you moving song. It is nice to see the band pay tribute (sort of) to one of the people that they cite as an inspiration to the band (The Clash). Sung by Fred (5/5)

2. Misty Falls: Upbeat song, fast-paced. The guitar sounds are very upbeat in the song as well. I did not care totally for the mix and what the producers did to Fred's voice. His voice sounds stronger that this...(4.5/5)

3. Winds Me Up: JTG sighting... Another fast-paced song...Not my favorite song, but much better than the drivel released by most of today's bands.(4/5)

4. Hole in My Heart: Not to be confused with "Hole Hearted" by Extreme. I can't believe I am typing this but as I am thinking about it... I could see David Lee Roth singing this song -it is in that same vein... Very flamboyant, like on stage in Vegas, complete with dancing monkeys and girls with fire torches...(4/5)

5. Voodoo Shoppe: Title track of the cd. Blusey song... Sung by Fred...(5/5)

6. Slow Down: Paul Sanchez Sighting... Paul's music makes your heart smile. He is an insufferable romantic and it shows in his music.(5/5)

7. This Much Fun: Excellent, upbeat song. Gets your feet moving. The kind of song that makes you realize that you need to get out on the dance floor and not care what anyone else thinks. (5/5)

8. Supersonic: JTG Sighting... Fast-paced song... I did not like some of the arrangement of the song. The mix was okay on it. I usually like everything JTG does, this was only okay for him...(4/5)

9. I Told Ya: Not quite as fast-paced as some of the others, but not slow...I did not feel a connection to this song, so I am not as keen on it. But, as I said on a previous track, much better than the drivel of today's bands... (4/5)

10. Home: Paul Sanchez Sighting...Symbolic of what everyone from New Orleans and the New Orleans area went through with Hurricane Katrina. It sums up our feelings as the time away from the city grew from days to weeks. It makes me mad at how inadequately this government was prepared for a natural disaster and how the government seems to be able to help those abroad better than citizens on our own homeland... (5/5)

11. Glad to Be Alive: This song would be the best one on the disk if it weren't for Joe Strummer or the tracks it is sandwiched between. This is an upbeat, fast-paced song that gets your heart humming along with it. This is the type of song that if you are feeling blue, press play and listen to it and you will be feeling much better about yourself and life in general. This is especially important to those who survived Katrina. Although it is not specifically about Katrina, when I hear it, I think of everything that we have been through in New Orleans and how it is great to be alive. Yes, I am glad to be alive...(5/5)

12. The Avenue: The other major song inspired by the events of Hurricane Katrina. The Avenue is a little different than the other songs. This song is a ballad not fast-paced at all. It tells the story of people in New Orleans as Katrina went through the area. The Avenue tells of the sadness in the hearts of those of us here, specifically the protagonist in the song. (5/5)

Overall, this is a smokin' cd. Take it with you for your last summer party, slip it in the stereo. Import it and listen to it on your iPod. People may look at you, but who cares?? It's the Mouth!!!!!!

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars A Speeding Ticket Waiting to Happen, February 28, 2006

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J. Frank "abbeyrd" (Durham, NC) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Voodoo Shoppe (Audio CD)

I wish I could give this album more than 5 stars! Been a fan of the Mouth for quite a while now, and this album is definitely one of their best. It has a solid sound, a great balance of contributions from all band members, and a song to please everyone.

If you ever get the chance to see them live, don't miss it! The band's energy is contagious, and every show is a cathartic experience. Other great albums to check out - Are You With Me? and All You Need is Live if you want to check out the concert experience.

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic!, February 27, 2006

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J. Lesinski - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Voodoo Shoppe (Audio CD)

Such a great albulm from a great band. I don't think I have ever heard a more upbeat and uplifting song than 'Glad to be Alive.' If that can't cheer you up, nothing can. The rest of the albulm is excellent as well. Joe Strummer is an instant hit. Listening to this albulm gives me the energy and smiles that are ususally reserved for seeing this band live in concert. Don't miss this band in concert if you ever have the chance. There may not be a better live performance out there than cowboy mouth. I have never seen anyone come close to matching their energy and love of performace. You will be an instant fan.