Bambooland - Batmobile

Description: Genre: Rock / Artist: Batmobile / Import / Audio CD released at Count Orlok / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Bambooland 2 Missi ... more

Bambooland - Batmobile ... Mission Impossible
3 Demon Party
4 Night Without Sleep
5 Hot Dog Stomp
6 Racing With the Sun
7 I'm a Lover Not a Fighter
8 Chasin'
9 Cannibal
10 Killers Crew
11 All Shook Up
12 Ain't Gonna Drink No More
13 Cold Sweat
14 Do You Wanna Touch Me? (Oh Yeah)

Newest Review: ... you if you're into that sort of thing, which I'm not particularly. For containing an impressive fifteen tracks it's certainly ... more

... substantial, and the slightly poor quality of the recording lends it a nice home-grown atmosphere that you don't get with the more well-known songs in the genre that everyone knows, and which these all essentially sound like to some extent. There's enough variation to justify the extensive tracklist if you strain enough to listen for it - if you're determined to write a review in a genre you know worryingly little about, for example - with tracks three and four being more guitar-based as opposed to the double-bass-dr...more

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Release Date: 2003 - 02 - 14, Audio CD, Count Orlok

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Bambooland - Batmobile: Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na, Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na, Rockabilly (443 words)
by - written on 20/03/08 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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Taking the arbitrary name Batmobile, this group of Dutch musicians have gradually evolved from a traditional rockabilly outfit based firmly in the past to a psychobilly band incorporating further elements of psychedelia and influence from B-movies, also of the past, but in a slightly different way. However you look at it, they aren't a band concerned with keeping up with modern trends. 'Bambooland' was their full-length release after a self-titled E.P. and it displays very few creative tendencies, but is at least competent rockabilly performed in the same style as countless other bands that should please you if you're into that sort of thing, which I'm not ... Read the complete review