Sheep on Drugs "Two for the Show" Invisible Records INV123 1998 (42:35)
Uberman (4:45)
Let the Good Times Roll (4:53)
X-Lover (3:58)
Come Fly With Me (3:14)
A to H (4:12)
Motorbike (3:22)
WCFM (3:28)
Dirt Box Blues (4:33)
15 Minutes of Fame (5:02)
Here to Stay (5:08)
Overall impression: bleah. Why was this released ... other
than to capitolize on the clever followup title? The front cover art is
warning enough to avoid this disc, but unfortunately I let my curiosity
get the best of me and ordered it anyways. I happened to like the last
SoD studio album, "One
for the Money" quite a bit, but "Two for the Show" is
just plain worthless. It's pretty much a "best of" live
set comprised of songs covering "One for.." and most of the previous
singles and albums, recorded in the U.S. between June and July of '96.
The songs I'm already familiar with aren't all that much different from
their studio counterparts ... probably because SoD's live show doesn't
comprise of much more than Duncan X singing over DATs and sequences, and
the occasional in between song bantering to the crowd. The sound quality
and songs sound fine, but what's the point? Needless to say, I won't be
amused by a "Three to Get Ready" followup, unless it's something
new from the
studio ...
Sheep on Drugs at Invisible Records
Where did I get this cd? - mailorder via CDWorld.