| Various Artists / Shake It! Off The Hip Sampler #1 |
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| Album: | Shake It! Off The Hip Sampler #1 | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Various Artists | Added: | 02/2007 | |
| Label: | Off The Hip Records | |||
| A-File Activity |
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| Add Date: | 2007-02-25 | Pull Date: | 2007-04-29 |
| Week Ending: | 22 Apr | 8 Apr | 1 Apr | 25 Mar | 11 Mar | 4 Mar |
| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Apr 19, 2007: | Fiction Romance Stop Stop A Go-Go | 4. | Mar 31, 2007: | New World Disorder Lunalaguna | |
| 2. | Apr 17, 2007: | 3:00 AM till 6:00 AM Stop Stop A Go-Go | 5. | Mar 24, 2007: | New World Disorder Brown House In Stepney | |
| 3. | Apr 07, 2007: | New World Disorder Farfisa | 6. | Mar 10, 2007: | New World Disorder Last Train To Wissahikken |
| Album Review |
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| Sadie O. Reviewed 2007-02-26 | ||
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[coll]: Shake It! Off the Hip Sampler Reviewed by Sadie O., 2/17/07 Loud-ass garage rock from Down the hell Under. Lots of Nuggets. British Invasion, a bit of New Wave and Cramps, all loud and energetic. After a stressful week, listening to 1.2 hours of this straight through was so goddamn cathartic! It’s all good, some of it is so good it’s downright painful. FCCs: I’m pretty sure there’s “fucks” on 9 and 10, but most of the vocals on all tracks are damn hard to make out. 22 is my fave track, but everything with 3 and 4 stars kills. 1. 3:05 ***big 60’s rock ‘n’ roll fuzz guitar, lots of energy, early Stones meets Faster Pussycat. 2. 2:27 ***somewhat uptempo beach party girl group, jangly guitars. You can do the Pony to this. 3. 2:33 ****farfisa intro, high speed Nugget garage rock 4. 1:49 ***distorted guitars and screaming, uptempo, great simple riff. 5. 2:47 ***uptempo punk/early Who, endearing vocals. 6. 3:25 **a bit uptempo, keyboard-based, vocals reminiscent of the Cramps. Big ending. 7. 2:21 ****spoken sci-fi movie intro, hyperspeed surfer stomp. 8. 2:38 **single note intro, then sweet jangly pop. Listen to what the flower people say. 9. 3:30 May be an FCC at 2:30 – sounds like “fuck up” but I can’t be sure. ***huge garage rock, big bass sound. 10. 2:29 May be an FCC at around 1:00 – sounds like “fuck”, again hard to be sure. **noisy intro, then loud and screamy uptempo garage punk. 11. 2:55 ***slightly uptempo guitar-based Nuggetsy garage punk 12. 3:28 ***midtempo, driving beat, switches to high speed and back, fine vocals. 13. 2:36 **uptempo punk, megaphone vocals 14. 3:32 ***drum ‘n’ bass intro, squealing guitar, uptempo punk with distorted vocals, Troggs-ish beat, nice and heavy. These guys clearly mean it… 15. 2:01 ***midtempo pretty pop with loud guitars 16. 5:08 ****somewhat uptempo British Invasion pop-rock, straightforward 4/4 beat, definitely Kinksy. 17. 3:30 ***midtempo rock, fun, simple riff, pretty vocals and rather rude lyrics. 18. 3:04 ***uptempo – Cramps knock-off, but that ain’t no crime. Random noise at end. 19. 3:16 ***jangly hard pop, British Invasion harmonies, uptempo, lots of changes. 20. 3:14 **electric folk, jangly guitars and keyboards, pleasant vocals, well crafted Mod sound. 21. 2:32 **uptempo jangly pop rock, great energy 22. 4:39 *****big drum intro, big bass line, big guitar, midtempo and primal, rawk and fugging roll. Whatever’s in Wissahikken’s gotta be good. Long echo outro. 23. 3:19 ***fast 60’s electric folk-rock with a bit of early Who. 24. 2:25 ****midtempo farfisa and bass, very groovy. You really CAN do the Jerk to this. Yay! Last 15 seconds or so seem to be from an old TV dance show. 25. 2:21 ****Yeah, it’s got farfisa, but lots of guitar and attitude, too Whew! | ||
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