Nashville Pussy Get Some! CD

 The definitive pussy album
Generally a solid, consistent output with a take no prisoners attitude which is what sets this band infront of less hard working contemporary acts. This album is good enough to grant this acclaim. Great licks; solid bass lines and creative lyrics. Second to none rythym section which is now fine tuned. Let's hope this new bassist lasts. The best release to date with a lack of mediocre songs which surfaced on earlier more frenzied recordings. A great cover of an Ike and Tina Turner tune and a worthy attempt at some heavier old school metal. When stuck to hard rock blues this band can penetrate a sound worthy of recognition and reputation as one of the finest American cult acts out there. Bring on the 'pussy time. The party starts now.
Submitted by t.d.t.m82 (Nr London, uk) 
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 More Great Music
Get Some! comes very close to matching 2000's High As Hell, in my opinion. The music continues in the style the band has set down on the past two releases, with even more hooks than before. The production is a little bit too clean, though, and maybe takes away a little bit, but that's a minor complaint, when you've got songs like "Come On, Come On," "Good Night For A Heart Attack," "Hate And Whiskey" and "Meaner Than My Mama." Two covers this time, with "Nutbush City Limits" (originally by Ike and Tina TUrner) being one of the best songs on the disc, and Ace Frehley's "Snowblind" being just all right. Subtle strides are made in both vocals and guitarwork, although neither Cartwright nor his wife will ever be called a great singer or virtuoso guitarist. Lyrics, as always, are meant to be at least semi-humorous. Great, trashy fun!
Submitted by Fizz (Delmarva)
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