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Puss ’n’ Boots
Rock · 2003 · 13 tracks

Puss ’n’ Boots

Gritty baritone vocals meet mid-tempo blues-rock swagger. A cynical, groove-heavy exploration of vice and vanity recorded with a raw, live-band energy.

September 22, 2003 · Cha-Ching Records (2)

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A weary but grooving exploration of vice and the morning after.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks
01
It’s a Shame
4:14
02
Everything Is Better With Me
3:33
03
Triple Master Blaster
2:51
04
I’m the Man (That You Are Not)
3:33
05
Stupid Same
2:59
06
I’ll See What I Can Do
3:19
07
Your Gun Won’t Fire
3:44
08
Flying Feeling
3:24
09
If Ya Wanna Know
3:53
10
Bye Bye Baby, Goodbye
3:01
11
I Never Try That Hard
4:47
12
Never Bother Looking Back
2:58
13
It’ll Never Leave You Alone
3:18
Moments Worth Listening For
The gritty, distorted guitar riff that opens 'Flying Feeling' signaling a shift away from their folk roots.
Brad Roberts' voice dropping into a near-growl during the repetitive, hypnotic outro of 'It'll Never Leave You Alone'.
The surprising upbeat pop-rock bounce of 'Everything Is Better With Me' contrasting with its self-centered lyrics.
Reviews

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Dive Bar+4.0σ

Dive Bar saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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