Tales From the Pantry

General | Nov 2003

Reviews

Gabe
Reviewed 2004-02-02
Humorous pop songs based on Lucil’s snarky vocals in a variety of styles and simple rhythms and synth lines. The lyrics are deeply weird and reminiscent of Weird Al’s eclectic topical concerns.

1. Stereolab backing up Poly Styrene? Instant classic.
2. Burbly bassline, synth orchestra, blasé recital – suitable for adventurous clubs
3. Relatively nondescript
4. French, but spoken/sung in the manner of a precocious 10-year old
5. Hilariously nasal vocal delivery, rapid tempo synth-drum track, and cheesy organ
6. Pleasant pop
7. German and English (though English lyrics are delivered with a German accent) vocals over a simple two-note bass line
8. Possibly the first musical tribute to the “friendly wrist lump” called a ganglion
9. A lovely tune that could be the French version of Ladytron’s “Seventeen”
10. Catchy
11. ESG-ish mash-up of funk, hip-hop … and why does that bassline sound like a tuba? “How can you not care about space?” asks Lucil earnestly
12. Syrupy ballad (contra the title) … ends about fifteen seconds early so watch out

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Charting

2004-02-09 — 2004-04-12
Week EndingAirplays
Mar 28 1
Mar 21 1
Mar 7 1
Feb 29 1
Feb 22 1
Feb 15 5

Track listing

1. Anarchavid
2. Best Dishwasher I Ever Had
3. Throwing Up Leaves
4. Ooo... Omg
5. Herr Noit
6. Fur Annabella
7. Meine Augen
8. Doin' the Ganglion
9. La Vocabulaire
10. Sigh About this
11. Space
12. Semi-Sweet