God Shuffled His Feet - Crash Test Dummies

Canadian music once again letting us know its not to be underrated- like their compatriot band The Horseflies, their musicianship is great. This album is deeply melodic, very quirky and occasionally sad. Whether you decide to see the lyrics as a social commentary, a step into an alternative universe, or just good fun, on listening to this album I'm sure you'll see that it can be appreciated on many levels. The gravelly voice of the lead singer contrasts masterfully against the lighter, sometime quite poppy instrumental style, whilst the smooth production ensures that once listened to, you will wish to do so again. From the irreverent 'God ...  Read the complete review

******************************************* Don't read this - bugs have appeared and you won't be able to rate it - it's merged itself with an earlier op - not my fault. Come back later in the week when I can get it re-posted. ******************************************** Look, I've got to keep my hand in, OK? I can't wait forever for the powers that be to pull their collectives out. Hence this little one on the Crash Test Dummies' "God Shuffled His Feet" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Cause then, this kid named Scott Bell Got to keep his tonsils in a jar for ...  Read the complete review