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| thesopranos, omaggi, sal lopez, leguizamo, dialogue, iraqi, pamie, wedding, oneeight seven, themarshall mathers lp, magazines, funny, mp3 discoteche, poem, ian holm, audio, | Best of all, they manage to combine guitars and drum machines with catchy anti-establishment songs while never fully lapsing into the dubious realm of Chumbawamba, which is why it's perfectly acceptable benny blanco to dance along to the banjos benny blanco and fiddle benny blanco on standout track "Woody Guthrie", even if it does boast a chorus that says "Don't need no country / Don't fly no flag / Cut no slack for the Union Jack / Stars and Stripes have got me jetlagged". Granted, Power in the Blood is not a perfect album--it's too long and the lyrics get a bit preachy and heavy handed--but it is a good one. The lyric "Mommas don't let your babies grow up to be DJs" (on the superbly-titled "The Devil Went Down to Ibiza") is alone worth the price of admission. --source: Amazon.co.uk Friday 1st November 2002 (1237 days old) Power In The Blood Releasehmv.co.uk October 2002 Led by Reverend Dr D. Wayne Love, Brixton's finest acid-house/country-rock combo return with another album devoted to the joy and misery of living in South London's infamous borough. |
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| ah AM A HIGHER BEING! Fry mah hide!! Fry mah hide!! Fry mah hide! WE ALL ARE - POWERED WITH BABOOOOSHKA! Fry mah hide!! Fry mah hide!! Fry mah hide! We definitely don't need no country - o' fly no flag - all we have, o' sh'd haf in our omaggi lives is THE CHURCH OF THE ALABAMA 3! Fry mah hide!! Fry mah hide!! Fry mah hide!! Fry mah hide!source: gigwise Wednesday 24th July 2002 (1337 days old) Power In The Blood ReleaseAmazon.co.uk omaggi ReviewWith omaggi Power in the Blood, Alabama 3 may have finally gotten everything right. Their first album, as good as it was, came across as a bit of a novelty record (maybe the world just wasn't quite ready for a mix of country and techno music?). Their second album, La Peste, upped the production stakes a bit too much, to the sacrifice of their country soul. So it's reassuring that Power in the Blood takes the best bits of both previous releases, resulting in their best album yet. It's still as slickly produced as the best dance music (they are, after all, labelmates with Bjork), but they manage to infuse their electronics with genuine heart and soul--they may be the first dance act that would sound just as good unplugged. |
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