Love This Time

Artist: Buttless Chaps
Label: Mint Records
Category: Music

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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 779871006823
EAN: 0779871006823
ASIN: B0000C3I1L

Release Date: 2003-09-02

Love This Time

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Tracks:

18 Rabbits
Love This Time
Babbles
Lonely Hearts
Fresh Horses
Shuttle Systems
Banjee
Plain Wrench
Numan
Kinda Empty
Brotherhood

Customer Reviews:

It's only rock'n'roll..........2004-02-20

I quite enjoyed this album, even with the goofy, pretentious '80s Felt-like vocals. It's consistently musically varied and engaging, with only a couple of tracks that make me hit fast forward. From the goofy, Devo-ish New Wave electro-retro to the lush, banjos'n'trumpets, Lambchoppy orchestral pop, it's an album that at least shows signs of life and artistic engagement... Amid all his willful dorkiness and brooding intonement, head Chap Dave Gowans sounds like he's actually having fun... which counts for a lot.

ONE OF THE BEST BANDS TO SEE LIVE.......2003-12-20

Reviewer: from Vancouver, British Columbia Canada
I'm not exactly sure how I would describe The Buttless Chaps' music...It's kind of gothic meets country meets punk meets 80's rock. If you like original sounding and a little off the wall kind of music, this CD is worth adding to your collection. I had the very fortunate experience of seeing them play live in Vancouver. The show was full of energy and the majority of people attending where up on there feet moving to the music.
The Chaps' are cutting a new music trend with there very unique sound. I strongly recommend this CD and see them live if you ever get the chance

ONE OF THE BEST BANDS TO SEE LIVE.......2003-12-17

I'm not exactly sure how I would describe The Buttless Chaps' music...It's kind of gothic meets country meets punk meets 80's rock. If you like original sounding and a little off the wall kind of music, this CD is worth adding to your collection. I had the very fortunate experience of seeing them play live in Vancouver. The show was full of energy and the majority of people attending where up on there feet moving to the music.
The Chaps' are cutting a new music trend with there very unique sound. I strongly recommend this CD and see them live if you ever get the chance.

Fairly dull, melodramatic bouncy pop songs........2003-10-13

"Love This Time" is a little too 1980s-throwback, with way-too-bouncy pop songs backed with zingy synths. Some of the synth-less instrumentals are almost pretty, but Dave Gowans' vocals -- which often border on the spoken-word -- are too serious, too toneless, and too melodramatic. He sounds best when accompanied by one of the album's guest female vocalists, such as fellow Mint artist Carolyn Mark, who joins him on "Lonely Hearts." Although they never quite harmonize, her sweet tone balances out his overzealousness.

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Straight Lines ~ Ken Vandermark

Introducing Duke Pearson's Big Band ~ Duke Pearson

Thelonica ~ Tommy Flanagan

Tunes ~ Sharon Shannon, Frankie Gavin, Michael Mcgoldrick, Jim Murray

Viva Seguin ~ Sr. Don Santiago Jimenez

Bolero Gitano ~ Maria del Rio

Aonde a Onca Bebe Agua ~ Baiao De 4

Neiro ~ Local Art

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