CRAMPS, The - Look Mom No Head (reissue) - Vinyl (translucent red vinyl LP)
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The CRAMPS
Look Mom No Head (reissue)
Vengeance US
translucent red vinyl LP Cat: VEN 673RRel: 13 Jul 26
Psychedelic/Garage Rock Side 1 - Track 1. Dames, Booze, Chains & Boots Side 1 - Track 2. Two Headed Sex Change Side 1 - Track 3. Blow Up Your Mind Side 1 - Track 4. Hardworkin' Man Side 1 - Track 5. Miniskirt Blues Side 1 - Track 6. Alligator Stomp Side 2 - Track 1. I Wanna Get In Your Pants Side 2 - Track 2. Bend Over, I'll Drive Side 2 - Track 3. Don't Get Funny With Me Side 2 - Track 4. Eyeball In My Martini Side 2 - Track 5. Hipsville 29 BC Side 2 - Track 6. The Strangeness In Me
Originally released in 1991, the fifth studio album from The Cramps saw them adding an extra dollop of "heavy" to their already rough-edged rockabilly/punk sound. With new drummer Jim Sclavunos (of The Bad Seeds, Sonic Youth, and Teenage Jesus and the Jerks) on the kit, The Cramps sound not revitalised exactly, but certainly intent on having a ridiculous and overblown time. The filth and humour-encrusted rock 'n' roll of 'Two Headed Sex Change' and 'Bend Over I'll Drive' are in perfectly poor taste, and would find themselves at home soundtracking a John Waters or Ed Wood movie. 'I Wanna Get In Your Pants' finds The Cramps taking The Kingsmen to a drive-in, making salacious comments throughout the trailers, placing the popcorn carton on their lap (you know that move) and defiling 'Louie Louie', just for giggles. The highlight is undoubtedly 'Miniskirt Blues', a brilliantly filthy romp which features Iggy Pop. Naturally he fits in perfectly, which inevitably raises the question of whether he should have become an honorary member. His presence on the hilarious date-from-hell tale of 'Eyeball In My Martini' would have been sublime. Nevertheless, it sums up The Cramps' approach on this album. Big. Dumb. Fun.
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