The Incredible Shrinking Dickies - The Dickies

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Classic Punk / Artist: Dickies / Audio CD released 2000-09-25 at Captain Oi / Disc #1 ... more

The Incredible Shrinking Dickies - The Dickies ... Tracklisting
1 Give it back
2 Poodle party
3 Paranoid
4 She
5 Shadow man
6 Mental ward
7 Eye of distruction
8 You drive me ape (you big gorilla)
9 Waterslide
10 Walk like an egg
11 Curb job
12 Shake and Bake
13 Rondo (The midgets revenge)
14 I'm ok, you're ok
15 Silent night
16 Sounds of Silence
17 Banana splits
18 Hideous
19 Got it at the store

Newest Review: ... The song sings about a girlfriend and compares her to a dog! Sleazy, easy and ruff! Paranoid - Why the band attempted to do ... more

... a cover of the Black Sabbath classic is a mystery. With young punks trying their hardest to step away from the Metal and Progressive rock hangover of the seventies it was a brave choice of song. The vocals aren't as good as Ozzy and there are no metal guitar solo's here but the song thrashes faster and has a greater sense of urgency than the original. It's not a better version just different! She - The vocal harmonies make this track standout from the others. The music is still fast and fiery but a little more me...more

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The Incredible Shrinking Dickies
Release Date: 2000 - 09 - 25, Audio CD, Captain Oi

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The Incredible Shrinking Dickies - The Dickies: No banana's Lets split ! (1065 words)
by - written on 11/09/08 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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Introduction --------------- The Incredible Shrinking Dickies was the first album by Californian band The Dickies. Released originally in 1979 on the major record label A&M the album features 13 breakneck punk songs three of which were also released as singles. It was hard to take the band seriously as everything about them was comical. The album cover featured a picture of the band shrunk in a 'Honey I shrunk the kids' style. The picture shows the group surrounded by giant props such as brandy glasses, telephones and giant toothbrushes. The band has been shrunk but are they incredible is the question. The ... Read the complete review