Jesus Loves Stacey

Jesus Loves Stacey Artist: Cry Baby Cry
Label: Skoda Records
Category: Music


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


UPC: 793066001424
EAN: 0793066001424
ASIN: B00005YK13


Release Date: 2002-01-22

Jesus Loves Stacey


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Tracks:

  1. The Last Days Of Tarzan The Ape Man
  2. A Sad Song Of Needless Complication
  3. The Fast-Assed Sumbitchie
  4. Jesus Loves Stacey
  5. Condition Mine
  6. Wake Up Now
  7. Monkey's Darling
  8. Metropolis
  9. Chemical Castration
  10. Radiator
  11. Calling Out
  12. Senior Moment
  13. Black And BLue
  14. Over And After
  15. Untitled
  16. Bonus Track

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars One of the Best Bands Out There.......2003-01-20

One day last winter, I wandered into Kim's Video on St. Mark's place, looking for new music to grace my Discman. This album caught my attention because of its gorgeous cover art and its low price. On a whim, I purchased it. It is one of my favorite cds.
Cry Baby Cry is original, thoughtful, and inspiring. The lyrics are clever, some deep and some light-hearted, all poetic. The beats are worthy of being put on to relax at home and being listened to while out jogging. There is not one song on the cd worth skipping.

5 out of 5 stars almost too great for words.......2002-08-27

Im not from DC, so the only way I found out about this band was on the net. I went to the site and listened to some of their stuff and it was great. The album as a whole just fits well. Their sound is something new and different from all the nu garage punk that is popular of late. The title track just blows me away...worth the money and more

4 out of 5 stars The future of art/garage/punk.......2002-02-23

On Jesus Loves Stacey, their full length debut, Washington, DC quartet Cry Baby Cry proffer their vision of art/garage/punk's future. And I'm pleased to report that the forecast looks good.

    So... art/garage/punk? Made it up, but think Chairs Missing by Wired or Easter Everywhere by 13th Floor Elevators; or an unholy four-way union of The Residents, T-Rex, The Damned, and X, but better.

    Cry Baby Cry used to be known as The Blisters--till they learned the name had been scapped up a decade before. They self released an eponymous EP and then hooked up with producer J Robbins and with tiny DC indie Skoda Records--a label that specializes in Czech psychedelia--for the new album. Jesus Loves Stacey came out with limited distribution in September 2001, and with the help of Ian MacKaye's Dischord Records became available online and in US retail chains in January 2002.

    Across the 14 tracks of Jesus Loves Stacy (plus two unlisted bonus tracks), CBC somehow walk that most difficult of musical tightropes, balancing the extreme visceral pump of acts like The Make-Up and The Hives with the sort of cerebral explorations you might expect from Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 or avant-garde jazz composer/vocalist Karen Mantler. Strangely, the concoction works and neither aspect suffers.

    Each song on the new set is a city unto itself, encompassing more musical topology than an entire, lesser neo-psych album. As with the subversively complex music of Frank Black, it takes many listens to grasp and appreciate the structure of a Cry Baby Cry song. But, despite the sometimes daunting complexity, the bottom line is that these songs rock!

    The band are James Mitchell Brady (vocals, keyboards, accordian; previously in Trusty), Kathleen Ann Cashel (vocals, guitar, keyboards; previously in Conveyers of Pain and Norman Mayer Group, and plays solo acoustic sets), Andrew Clowe Sutter (bass, keyboards; previously in lonnieclare), Jennifer 'Chicago' Lynne Thomas (drums; previously in Conveyers Of Pain and Betsy The Sniper).

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  1. Tanger ~ Tanger
  2. 3's Company ~ Bells Of
  3. Live at the Apollo ~ Ben Harper , and Blind Boys of Alabama
  4. The Homage to Catalonia: Estimated Temperature of Heaven ~ Various Artists
  5. Leels ~ Leels
  6. Hopes and Fears ~ Keane
  7. Piano Man ~ Billy Joel
  8. Rockin' Around the Clock
  9. Lost in the '80s: Performed by Stars at Studio 99 ~ Various Artists
  10. Happy Days ~ Various Artists

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To Love Again ~ Chris Botti

Djangology ~ Django Reinhardt

Look to the Rainbow ~ Bill Daugherty

Mötley Crüe ~ M%C3%B6tley Cr%C3%BCe

Quid Pro Quo ~ Garsed, Helmerich

Great Voices of Italian Song ~ Achille Togliani

Gafu ~ Vogus Image

La Mer: Anthologie Maritime de la Chanson Francais ~ Various Artists

In Concerto ~ Eduardo De Crescenzo

Future Soundscape V.2: Tsubasa Chroni ~ Yuki Kajiura