Shuttlecock

Artist: Super TransAtlantic
Label: Umvd Labels
Category: Music

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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 601215378924
EAN: 0601215378924
ASIN: B00004STPV

Release Date: 2000-04-25

Shuttlecock

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Tracks:

Shuttlecock
High
Superstar
Dumb
Lied
She Moves
Superdown
Satellite
Pretty Must Die
7 Hours
Wonderful
Worlds Collide
Can't Stand Losing You

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Customer Reviews:

Rate this on it's own merits.......2005-08-15

I'll agree with everyone here.....for you 5-star raters, yes this is a great album. For those of you who hated it, yes, I agree it doesn't sound like Saigon Kick. If you can get over being "suckered" into buying it, pretend for a moment if you will, that Jason is NOT the lead vocalist. Now, listen to the cd again..as a debut by a new band out of nowhere. Now it's not so bad. Remember...open minds.
I'm a HUGE Saigon Kick fan by the way, and I had to really strain to make my mind match what I was hearing to what I was expecting it to sound like. Once I slapped my mind around a little, I got over it and really started to like this cd.

It's just O.K. No Saigon Kick!.......2003-06-27

This is Jason Bieler's techno-pop-punk CD. I only like four tracks off of this CD. I am a HUGE Saigon Kick fan. So big in fact, that I'd rate them as one of my top three bands of all time! If you're new to Jason Bieler or Saigon Kick, you're better off listening to the four Saigon Kick CD's: 1) Saigon Kick 2) The Lizard 3) Water 4) Devil in the Details. If you want to hear some of Jason's better music (besides Saigon Kick) you should listen to his two solo CD's that he produced. (they weren't available in stores and are now out of print) or even the "Moments from the Fringe" CD. What Jason should have done is remade some of his solo songs such as: Control, Arrianne, How Long, Fire Dance and included them on this CD. Otherwise this CD is kinda' silly and immature sounding.........

Beiler trys to get some money in his pocket..........2001-10-25

If you are a big Saigon Kick fan like myself and you haven't heard this, trust me..your better off that way. I bought this album once i read the other reviews on here by other Saigon Kick fans. This is pop-punk! The only song remotely reminiscent of Saigon Kick is the title track(the only reason i gave it 2 stars instead of one), there is no variety in this, just power chords and catchy lyrics that sound like they are trying to make money off something that bands like Green Day and Blink 182 have already done. Stick to the first 4 Saigon albums, save your money for something else(even their 5th album Bastards is better than this).

Just Listen to this album-you will love it.......2001-04-23

What can I say...It is a great album. You have to hear it to believe it. For those who are long time Saigon Kick fans, it is similar to their sound, but still different. Jason does it again! I can't wait until they release another album!

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