| | Saint Dog Ghetto Guide CD Saint Dog Discography of CDs
 (1 Customer Review)
Formerly Of Kottonmouth Kings.
Audio Mixer: Patrick Shevelin.
Introduction by: DJ Circa.
Photographer: Angela Giacoma.
Saint Dog: Mark Twang (guitars); Little Brother (bass guitar); Brooklyn Beat Box.
Personnel: Mark Twang (guitar); Brooklyn Beat Box (drums).
Saint Dog Ghetto Guide Songs Ghetto Guide Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  Surprisingly good....
I used to love Saint Dog back in the old days with the Kottonmouth Kings - the late 90's (especially Reality of Change and Suburban life, as well as having the coolest punk rock/stoner swagger) and then he kinda dropped off the face of the earth for a while. When he reappeared on Sub Noize records, it took me a while to get around to buying it and I'm glad I did.
I don't why it surprised me that it was a great album but it did. I found songs on the album that to me are immediately in my top bunch of favourite songs – Starts Banging, Now I lay me down, Breaking the Glass, SoCal Thug, Summertime.
Some of the songs (especially Starts Banging) have like a “in da Club” 50 cent vibe and that song went to #1 in Australia, so I don’t know why this album couldn't be as popular (besides a million dollars in marketing costs!). Mellow Man Ace adds a great deal to the “Breaking the glass” song and all the others are just so funky. I also like the unconformable social amputees anthem, which isn’t really funky or hip hop but a cool kinda slower punk/rock song – nice contrast to the rest of the album.
The only songs that I tend to forward thru when listening to the cd are crime to rhyme, rock ‘n’ roll roadie – this isn’t to say that they’re bad – just not as good as the others.
My next purchase will have to be Sub Noize Soldiers – Saint contributes on 6 songs on that album.
Submitted by Darren (Melbourne, Australia)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No | Have you heard this album? |  |
Purchase Ghetto Guide CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Judge D Judgement Time: From The Mouth Of The Judged CD (2003)
Ghetto Guide album
 $11.65  
Personnel: Judge D (rap vocals).
| | Mower CD (2003)
Ghetto Guide CD music
$11.59 
| | Big B High Class White Trash CD (2004)
Ghetto Guide music CDs
$11.79 
| | Kottonmouth Kings Fire It Up CD (2004)
Ghetto Guide songs
$12.99
| | Kingspade CD (2004)
Ghetto Guide album
$12.99
| | Saint Dog Uncomfortable Social Amputees CD (2006)
Ghetto Guide CD music
$11.59
| | Soul Hits Of The 90'S CD (1998)
Ghetto Guide music CDs
$5.59
| | Patty Griffin 1000 Kisses CD (2002)
Ghetto Guide songs
$7.99 
1000 KISSES was nominated for the 2003 Grammy Awards for Best Contemporary Folk Album.
Patty Griffin's success is either a testament to the eclecticism of the American music-buying public or to the success of the soundtrack to the movie OH BROTHER WHERE ART THOU? 1000 KISSES isn't a great departure for the Boston singer-songwriter--she's still singing the kind of perfectly formed mini-stories that inhabited her debut album, 1996's LIVING WITH GHOSTS. The main difference here is the assurance with which she presents her material--it's spare, sparsely orchestrated, mostly just acoustic guitar and bass, with the accent on her world-weary yet optimistic vocals and lyrics, eschewing the rock accompaniment of her previous album, FLAMING RED.
Griffin's songs aren't particularly country-based, but more part of a long line of American folk music that spans both the omnipresent "Man of Constant Sorrow" and the songs of Lucinda ...
| | Candlesnuffer Apsomeophone CD (2005) (Import) Australia
Ghetto Guide album
$23.65
Apsomeophone is not the follow-up you would expect to David Brown's 2001 Candlesnuffer release. By all means a more disorienting album, it leaves more room to silence, opens up to a wider instrumentation, and challenges the listener on more levels than his solo debut. The booklet and tray card contain little information as to what is on the disc and how it was done. Brown is credited as the sole performer, but no instruments are specified. Besides the guitars, which still account for the majority of the sounds heard, there are trombones, percussion, turntables, samples, and electronics -- at least. With these sources, Brown builds complex, very dynamic electro-acoustic works. If Candlesnuffer proceeded from the noise scene, Apsomeophone is clearly rooted in musique concrète (as a form) and rock (for the electric guitar). "Were Holes Mended?" is the album's main course: ten minutes of fragmented sound events interspersed with silence. The piece is demanding on the listener, ...
| | Satomi Takasugi Hyakurenka/Toku Hanaretemo (2007) (Import)
$30.19 | | Psychedelic Furs All Of This And Nothing CD (1988)
Ghetto Guide CD music
$5.95
In the wake of the successful MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT, the Psychedelic Furs recorded a new track, "All that Money Wants," with producer Stephen ...
| | Nacimiento Vol 1 CD (1999)
$19.95 | | Jose Luis Merlin Tango Creciente CD (2009) (Import)
Ghetto Guide music CDs
$16.69
WEB: joseluismerlin  Mundo Latino (Madrid) January 1998 (referring ...
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
60608 
buttons below to play song samples
Adobe Flash
Email a Friend
