Band: King Khan and the Shrines
Release: 2007 then 2009
Comments: It's impossible for King Khan and the Shrines to not be awesome. The horns. The guitar. The organ. The drums. The voice. The King. Listening to this album is a visitation to last month's show. The studio versions don't quite match up to the high energy live performances, but certainly they fall only slightly behind. Like, for instance, the cheerleader is still very much a part of the music, even though you can't see her. The first 7 tracks are better than the last 7. That I will say.
Top 5 Tracks:
"Land of the Freak"
"How Can I Keep You Outta Harms Way"
"Welfare Bread"
"I Wanna Be A Girl"
"No Regrets"
Final Grade: 9.8 out of 10
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
CD Review: What Is?! (KK+TS)
Labels:
CD Review,
Glen Maganzini,
king khan,
music
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