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Uh-Oh!
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Track Listing
- Hard Petting
- Papaya Freeway
- Hey!
- Sweet Cinnamon Punch
- Neon Tetra
- Wig Out
- Reverse Cowgirl
- Swallowtail
- Moisture Seekers
- Kitty Takes A Ride
- Fur Teacup
- Pink Mood
- Bunny Kick
- Suez Motel
- XXXmas
- Seaweed
- Zombie's Mood
- Eclipse Of The Sun Virgin
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #80515 in Music
- Released on: 2001-03-06
- Number of discs: 1
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: .13 pounds
Editorial Reviews
From Amazon.com
Anyone who's ever prepared a bubbly drink for a patio party while listening to Esquivel (or one of the endless series of Ultra Lounge comps from the mid-'90s) will know precisely where Tipsy's coming from. This playful modern group uses all the sonic cues of classic lounge and exotica music--popping-popcorn rhythms, string arrangements set on "tickle," tiki-surf guitars, and interjections of "Zow!" that sound as if they were sung by people in well-tailored suits. But Tipsy are keenly aware that this music's kitsch factor went out of hipster fashion about five years ago--the same time that their great debut, "Trip Tease," got lost in the ironic-lounge avalanche. So here they move beyond the (squeeze) cheese factor and craft infectiously upbeat songs that stand just fine on their own, from the sunnily propulsive "Papaya Highway" to the spy-themed "Swallowtail." And in a nod to today's electronica mayhem makers and yesterday's psychedelic popsters, they insert disorienting sound effects at every other turn. (See the blender-collaged "Hey!") Forget the retro-revival factor; Uh-Oh is a perkily distracting good time in any era. --Lisa Gidley
Chronique amazon.fr
Côté références et citations, ce duo de San Francisco fait fort et passe à la moulinette de ses iconoclastes délires, ce que l'on peut imaginer être une infime partie de sa discothèque. Zappant tous azimuts à la vitesse de l'éclair, le tandem ratisse dans les contrées fort fréquentées des bandes originales et de l'exotica, qui demeure contre vents et marées une des sources d'approvisionnement les plus chargées et pillées (merci Athur Lyman, Esquivel et compagnie). Lorgnant aussi vers la country, Uh-Oh s'offre une bonne tranche de rigolade, au risque d'égarer l'auditeur non amateur de passerelles entre les genres. Habilement torché. --Hervé Comte
