| | Toy Dollz Orcastrated CD - Import Toy Dollz Discography of CDs
The 2002 Captain Oi! version of ORCASTRATED includes lyrics and additional liner notes.
A 'proper' CD release for the Toy Dolls ninth studio album which was originally released by Receiver Records in 1995. Includes the single "Lazy Sunday Afternoon", lyrics to every song and original LP artwork. Great stuff! Toy Dollz Orcastrated Songs | 1. | Orcastrated |
| 2. | Poltergeist In The Pantry |
| 3. | Please Release Me/"Darling I Loathe You" |
| 4. | Taken For A Mug |
| 5. | Any Dream Will Do  |
| 6. | Harry`s Hands |
| 7. | David`s XR2 |
| 8. | Pot Lucky Percy |
| 9. | Ivy`s Lurid Lips |
| 10. | The Psychosurgery |
| 11. | Ron Dixon Dumped D-D |
| 12. | Lazy Sunday Afternoon |
| 13. | Bowling Barmy |
| 14. | Orcastrated |
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Purchase Orcastrated CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Joe Heaney Road From Connemara CDs (2000) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Mountain Nantucket Sleighride CD (1971) (Import) Germany
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| | Ted Taylor Ever Wonderful: Okeh Uptown Soul 1962-1966 CD (2006) (Import)
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| | Eric Gaffney Uncharted Waters CD (2006)
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| | Gregory Lemarchal La Voix D'Un Ange CD (2007) France
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$24.45 At the age of 24, Gregory Lemarchal passed on due to complications of cystic fibrosis. He marked French music with his incredible voice, humor, and kindness. Before his death, he left us five previously unreleased songs of which the first single is "De temps en temps" ("From Time to Time"). Album includes 11 tracks.
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| | Green Jelly Musick To Insult Your Intelligence By CD (2009)
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$10.39 Sometimes when a band calls its album Musick to Insult Your Intelligence By and hides the phrase "Once Again You Gave Us Money" inside the CD jewel case, you can only wonder if the line between humor and unexpected candor has been purposefully crossed. After 15 years in the "Where Are They Now" file, Green Jelly, the heavy metal puppet show and video production team who scored a surprise hit with "Three Little Pigs" in 1993, have suddenly re-emerged with their third album, and it's as if they never went away. Trouble is, that's something short of a compliment; Green Jelly have not changed all that much with the passage of time, but they also haven't noticeably improved, and their jokes are not one iota smarter or funnier after a decade and a half in the woodshed. (If you don't have anything better as a punch line for your album than "I've got blisters on my scrotum," you really need to go back to the drawing board.) The musicians on this album (curiously uncredited) are more than competent, and they can play the standard-issue heavy metal changes with obvious skill and professional flash, but the music doesn't sound especially inspired, and the tunes are ultimately frameworks for lyrics that don't deliver the comic goods. (At least when Weird Al does songs about food and nerds, you know when and why you should laugh.) Perhaps, in the grand tradition of GWAR. this is marginal music that's the basis for an epochal live show, but the sad truth is that you can't see that show on this CD (maybe they should have waited to put out a DVD), and without the big puppets and goofy stagecraft, this is 41 minutes of music that goes nowhere in particular and doesn't show any particular flair along the way. Perhaps Green Jelly should start work on a follow-up called We Wrote Better Songs This Time...that one might just be ready for market in another 15 years. ~ Mark Deming.
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