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That's Not What I Heard
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Track Listing
- Swing Low
- Got All This Waiting
- Bones
- Sweet Baby
- Tuff Luv
- Got Body If You Want It
- Where the Girls Are
- Bring It On
- Heartbeats
- Catfight
- Jailbreak
- Southern Comfort
- And You Know...
- Hott Date
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #51051 in Music
- Released on: 2005-08-01
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .21 pounds
Editorial Reviews
CD Description
On its first full-length 2001 studio outing, THAT'S NOT WHAT I HEARD, the Gossip dishes out fierce, blues-informed tunes that never extend far beyond the two-minute mark. An immediate and raw recording by the Arkansas indie-rock trio, WHATI HEARD particularly showcases Beth Ditto's full-bodied vocals and guitarist Brace Paine's jagged six-string work, as evinced on the restless "Where the Girls Are", the swaggering"Catfight", and the twangy "Southern Comfort". Although thealbum carries a distinctly formative feel, its defiantly unpolished sound makes the Gossip's evolution into a truly formidable act (see 06's STANDING IN THE WAY OF CONTROL) all the more impressive.
Customer Reviews
There ain't no woman like a southern girl
For those who like early punk, such as The Ramones, or the recent growth of blues-punk, The Goxxip are your final stop. Sleazy, blues-ridden, gritty and lo-fi, truly addictive music.
In their own words: "To the squares that don't dance: Yr Boring"
Get it, get down, get dirrty.
it's great!
This album is fantastic, it's one of those that you can't sit still to! The best track is definately number 2 - Standing in the way of control. It's different to all the other sounds out at the moment which makes a nice change too. Would highly recommend it.
