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 You're All Living In Cuckooland - Budgie
 You're All Living In Cuckooland - Budgie ... Tracklisting1 Justice 2 Dead Men Don't Talk 3 We're All Living in Cuckooland 4 Falling 5 Love Is Enough 6 Tell Me Tell Me 7 (Don't Want To) Find That Girl 8 Captain 9 I Don't Want to Throw You 10 I'm Compressiong the Comb on a Cockerel's Head Newest Review: ... an album to catapult their career into the twenty-first century, but then they never were particularly recognised even in ... more ... their prime.
Craig Goldy fills in for session guitar on this album, and it's his crunchy tone that marks this out as a modern release, and even lends it a satisfying stoner vibe on occasion, though sadly that occasion is only limited to the opening song, after which things turn a little stale. Burke Shelley's vocals sound exactly the same as they did in the late seventies, which is nice to hear, but sadly the band doesn't attempt to continue the heavy metal style it was working towards at the time of its original demise,...more |
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You're All Living In Cuckooland
Release Date: 2006 - 11 - 06, Audio CD, Noteworthy Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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You're All Living In Cuckooland - Budgie: Budgie Flies Again (534 words)
by - written on 04/04/08 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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A remarkable twenty-four years after what was thought to be their final album, expatriate Cardiff hard rock veterans Budgie (having now relocated to the USA) released a new studio album full of songs that distinctly belong in the Budgie canon, perhaps a little too self-consciously on occasion. It's almost like the band nervously over-prepared for this comeback release by listening to everything they ever recorded, as traces can be seen not only of their blues-rock origins and heavy metal conclusion, but also the weird and disappointing funk stuff they did in-between. Needless to say, as a Budgie sound-alike performed by the Real McCoy, or at least two-thirds of the ... Read the complete review
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