Somewhere Down the Line

Somewhere Down the Line Artist: The Lazy Cowgirls
Label: Sympathy 4 the R.I.
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 790276060524
EAN: 0790276060524
ASIN: B00004RDWB


Release Date: 2000-04-18

Somewhere Down the Line


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Tracks:

  1. Another Lost Cause
  2. Somewhere Down The Line
  3. Bittersweet Shit
  4. Stripper Blues
  5. Leap Of Faith
  6. But It's Alright Now
  7. Lookin' Back
  8. Rawhide And Steel
  9. What I Want
  10. You Have Got Religion Now
  11. Cold Cold World
  12. Back Down In The Basement

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Lazy Cowgirls.......rock's best kept secret.......2003-10-23

This CD review was published in The Oklahoman on Friday October 17, 2003. Its more proof that the Lazy Cowgirls are a rock and roll institution.

The Lazy Cowgirls "I'm Goin' Out and Get Hurt Tonight" (Reservation Records)

The Cowgirls are actually four good ol' boys who stir up a spicy stew of roots-rock, country, early R&B and rowdy punk that will have you doing a melancholy slow-dance one minute (the world-weary acoustic-and-steel ballad "You Might Be Lost Now") and slam-dancing off the walls the next (the retro-rocketing "Burnin' Daylight").

They tout themselves as "the best band you never heard of" but no less than Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips has called them "an American Institution." If there's any rock 'n' roll justice at all, the Cowgirls' latest album, "I'm Goin' Out and Get Hurt Tonight," should transform these unknown road dogs into a national treasure.

They've been likened to everyone from "Exile On Main Street"-era Rolling Stones (check out the brawny guitars on "Give It Away") to the rudimentary Ramones (the pile-driving "The Risin' Sun Over Naga-Gun"), with a shot of rural Hank Williams twang thrown in for extra country texture, and they've been rumbling down the back byways of indie rock since 1983.

Catch them at their next (mosh) pit stop, before they get famous. (Hey, it's bound to happen sometime, even if singer-guitarist Pat Todd is getting balder every day).

-- Gene Triplett, The Oklahoman

5 out of 5 stars

Music Album:

  1. Box Set ~ Babybird
  2. The End of Space ~ No Rest for the Dead
  3. Live ~ Colosseum
  4. Fragments and Fractions ~ Satanic Surfers
  5. He Sang His Didn't He Danced His Did ~ Tim Kinsellas
  6. Dark Days ~ Loaded
  7. The Present Age ~ In Praise of Folly
  8. Play The Carpenters/The Jim Croce Songbook ~ The Ventures
  9. 1976: 20 Original Chart Hits ~ Various Artists
  10. Master Cylinder ~ Caveman Shoestore

Music Album

Music Album

Music

Trio: Live from Chicago ~ Oscar Peterson

Live at Maybeck Recital Hall, Vol. 13 ~ Steve Kuhn

Great Moments ~ Irakere

The Quintessence: Stockholm - New York - Paris 1939-1949 ~ Kenny Clarke

Huh Hah Dschinghis Khan ~ Dschinghis Khan

Viva La Guitarra

Harukanarutokinonakade V.3 Ariak ~ Sana

Spirit of the Moment ~ Salsabil

Momiji ~ Squeeze!!

Fiancee Aux Yeux De Bois ~ Zelwer