Calling All Cars on the Vegas Strip

Calling All Cars on the Vegas Strip Artist: Jucifer
Label: Velocette
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Format: Original recording reissued
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 789394300124
EAN: 0789394300124
ASIN: B00005NGW9


Release Date: 2001-08-21

Calling All Cars on the Vegas Strip


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Tracks:

  1. Code Escovedo
  2. Long Live The King
  3. Superman
  4. Malibu
  5. To The Plate
  6. 44: Dying In White
  7. Nickel To Roll
  8. Glamourpuss
  9. A More Luminous Skin
  10. Hero Worship
  11. Pain And Pink Chiffon
  12. Model Year Blowout
  13. The Movements Of Swallows
  14. Japanese And Lovely

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Best Rock album in 10 years.......2003-05-15

I've seen Jucifer several times and they keep getting louder and better!!! This album is a good introduction, and most people who hear it really like it. Heavy grunge with a slight hip-hop touch. The last time I saw them Amber had 24 quad cabinets behind her just for her guitar! And Ed is one of the best and craziest drummers ever. I could not recommend them more highly!!!

5 out of 5 stars They rock.......2001-07-31

This is a really great album, if you like 'em heavy AND sweet. What a great combination! This CD really flows well from one song to another, and it grows on you the more you listen. Lots of production and creative stuff going on in all the channels. But yes, you must see them live...it is awesome to feel the power and see the spectacle.

Despite what the reviewer says a couple of reviews down below, the "acoustic song" is NOT a throw-away! Its one of my favorites on the whole CD. If you liked Black Sabbath back in high school, but you grew up (even though THEY didn't,) then this is the band for you. Totally cool look, feel and sound! Also, the lyrics are great, and I think, different.

Amber is stunning and something to worship, while Ed is a maniac. What a duo!

One of my favorite "rock" records of all time. Very cool video, too. Again...see em live! They ROCK!

5 out of 5 stars I've grown up seeing 'em live - the Only way to "hear" 'em!.......2000-06-23

This is not a "real" review - My view would be totally biased - They are one of my top 3 favorite bands of all time, since I've basically grown up listening to them... Seeing them Live at the 40 watt club in good ol Athens GA! If you want to hear something beautifully intense, listen to them... and though this album does not capture what is Jucifer, it's close enough - still better than 99.9% of the music out there today. I see one critic wannabe out there said it wasn't perfect... flawed... Whatever. It isn't perfect - But it's still wonderful - Maybe that's why I love it so... Maybe it would help if you all know that there are only 2 human beings making this wonderful noise. Ed: Best Drummer Ever in my book, and Amber: Guitars - Vocals, whose unique sound is unheard of... Well - I'll not write a book - If you want to hear Great, Pure, Raw (but not raw enough - SEE THIS BAND LIVE! ), Rock Music - "Juicy Death Pop" as the band describes themselves, buy this record today. In fact, even if this doesn't sound up your alley, Buy it anyway - You'll Like it! - Help Support the Athens Music Scene, and hear the best music in the world while doing so!

3 out of 5 stars interesting...maybe?.......2000-05-19

On the surface, a quite interesting and unique album. There's not another band I can think of that sounds like Jucifer, but in the end, is that saying very much? Low, fuzzy bass/drum grooves born of a cross between Black Sabbath and Public Enemy provide the background for the female vocalist, who drifts freely from whispers to screams, sometimes in rapid succesion. The downfalls? The lyrics are the usual indie-rock pigf**k atrocities, the drummer sometimes has serious difficulties keeping the tempo steady (which leads me to wonder why they kept the tracks), and a rather monochrome texture over the whole album makes it at times a tedious listen. In otherwords, Jucifer are only capable of doing one thing. It's not a bad thing, but you may not always be in the mood for it. By the way, the acoustic number on the album is a throwaway, and adds no variety. This is a curious, if essentially flawed record.

4 out of 5 stars Sweet songs to worship Satan by........2000-04-24

If there is a rock revolution in the next few years, Jucifer had BETTER be at the forefront. With perfect ease, Amber's vocals float from husky whispers to soaring riot-high; her guitars thrash and wail, pumping out massivly heavy riffs. Frantic drums back up snaky hooks, sometimes a bit of Portishead scratching (as in "A More Luminous Skin" which is unbelieveable).

Music Album:

  1. The Animals' Greatest Hits ~ Eric Burdon
  2. Silent Way ~ Color Filter
  3. Live ~ Wakeman & Cousins
  4. Hot New Spirits ~ Tangiers
  5. Billboard #1 Hits of the '70s ~ Various Artists
  6. A Fistful of Rock 'N' Roll, Vol. 6 ~ Various Artists
  7. Too Cold ~ Cold Fire
  8. Cover to Cover ~ Pezband
  9. Sweet Bridge
  10. A Comprehensive Retrospective ~ Shai Hulud

Music Album

Music Album

Music CD

Anthology ~ Marlena Shaw

Hip Jazz Bop: Tourist Season ~ Various Artists

Settin' the Pace ~ Dexter Gordon

Dig Myself & I ~ Peter Almqvist

Poco a Poco ~ Ganelin Trio

Holidays ~ Hapa

Super Summer Vibration ~ Matsuriruka

Zen Meditation ~ Various Artists

Best ~ Nami Shimada

Best of Best ~ Echoes