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Music : G. Love & Special Sauce
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- Laid back tunes for a Summer's day
I listened to this album first in 1996 at university. It belonged to a friend, but I went straight out and bought it, I liked it that much. Sat about on the grass on campus we, my friends and I, spent many a Summer afternoon doing very little, chilling out to the laid-back music of G. Love & his Special Sauce.
I like the album's catchiness, 'Baby got Sauce' immediately entered into my 'favourite tracks ever' list, but 'Cold Beverage' was the track of the holiday for us all. Lemonade & a double scoop...
I lent this album out and never recieved it back, annoyingly, but recently re-bought it and reacquainted myself with all my old favourites. This album makes me smile from the opening bars. Not just out of nostalgia, but because it is upbeat, funky and cheekily humerous. I fully recommend that you try it out...
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- Bought the cd yesterday
I read the above reviews and decided this is a record I wanted to buy. So I did.
The truth is it's not bad and, yes slacker-rap is a good way to describe their music. If they're original I would say no. I've heard too many bands with similar sounds. I guess it's one of those bands you have to see live first.
One thing has to be said, all connections to Beck have to be discarded: G. Love and Special Sauce are not as good and they don't sample (Beck does that all the time). The only connection that still stands is that they both released a record in the same year.
Don't think of Beck when you buy this record. Think of laid-back music, funky (allbeit slow) drums, raw slacker-rapping vocals, guitars. Believe me, that made the record sound better than it actually is.
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- Funked out
A fantastic album with a funky, bluesy, hip hopy sound, cool !.
Rating: - So laid back ,its slack !
This is one of the best CD's i have ever heard. I take it every place i go ,its always on my walkman ,perfect for that post skate chill !, great in the car for those stressfull rush hours or just a great beach beat on your travels. It can only be described as raw,blues/rap/funky jazz .Got to be in your CD pile whatever your into.
Rating: - great funky rap with a cool blues undertone
This is the third album that I have bought from this addictive trio and feels the most bluisy.In fact smatterings of John Lee Hooker prevail on "town to town".The tracks just keep sounding groovier and the funky loose style is perfect for chilling after a good surf or just cruising down to the beach.It's a fun album...I love it!
- Laid back tunes for a Summer's dayI listened to this album first in 1996 at university. It belonged to a friend, but I went straight out and bought it, I liked it that much. Sat about on the grass on campus we, my friends and I, spent many a Summer afternoon doing very little, chilling out to the laid-back music of G. Love & his Special Sauce.
I like the album's catchiness, 'Baby got Sauce' immediately entered into my 'favourite tracks ever' list, but 'Cold Beverage' was the track of the holiday for us all. Lemonade & a double scoop...
I lent this album out and never recieved it back, annoyingly, but recently re-bought it and reacquainted myself with all my old favourites. This album makes me smile from the opening bars. Not just out of nostalgia, but because it is upbeat, funky and cheekily humerous. I fully recommend that you try it out...
Rating:
- Bought the cd yesterdayI read the above reviews and decided this is a record I wanted to buy. So I did.
The truth is it's not bad and, yes slacker-rap is a good way to describe their music. If they're original I would say no. I've heard too many bands with similar sounds. I guess it's one of those bands you have to see live first.
One thing has to be said, all connections to Beck have to be discarded: G. Love and Special Sauce are not as good and they don't sample (Beck does that all the time). The only connection that still stands is that they both released a record in the same year.
Don't think of Beck when you buy this record. Think of laid-back music, funky (allbeit slow) drums, raw slacker-rapping vocals, guitars. Believe me, that made the record sound better than it actually is.
Rating:
- Funked outA fantastic album with a funky, bluesy, hip hopy sound, cool !.
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- So laid back ,its slack !This is one of the best CD's i have ever heard. I take it every place i go ,its always on my walkman ,perfect for that post skate chill !, great in the car for those stressfull rush hours or just a great beach beat on your travels. It can only be described as raw,blues/rap/funky jazz .Got to be in your CD pile whatever your into.
Rating:
- great funky rap with a cool blues undertoneThis is the third album that I have bought from this addictive trio and feels the most bluisy.In fact smatterings of John Lee Hooker prevail on "town to town".The tracks just keep sounding groovier and the funky loose style is perfect for chilling after a good surf or just cruising down to the beach.It's a fun album...I love it!