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Bare Jr. Discography of CDs
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| Brainwasher CD (2000)
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BRAINWASHER is the 2000 release by twangin' Americana stars, Bare Jr., and features 14 tracks, "Brainwasher," "You Blew Me Off," "Kiss Me (Or I Will Cry)," and "Why Do I Need A Job."
A composed excursion into rock & roll's restless rhythms, Bare Jr.'s Brainwasher, the band's second full-length, unveiled some traditional alternative pop/rock style approaches while remaining surprisingly in the midst of country inspirations. Nashville's Bare Jr. is headed by Bobby Bare, Jr., a descendant of the celebrated '70s country star. They seem like they are adept at creating this kind of country-rock-inspired style. Bare's roots within rock's most classic tunes are also shown through all of the album's tracks, such as "God" and "Kiss Me." While "God" rounds out the moodiness of the country sound, "Kiss Me" clanks around what could be easily figured as a punk-inspired tune. From the jumpy flows of "If You Choose Me" to the lowering noisy presentation of "Why Do I Need a Job," the band composed a set sounding like a whole unit in spite of all the hybrid interpretations. ~ Mario Mesquita Borges
Subtitled - More Songs About Girls That Don't Like Me. Asian edition of the roots rock outfit's 2000 album featuring 14 tracks. Virgin.
Recorded at Dark Horse Recording Studios, Franklin, Tennessee.
Bare Jr. includes: Bobby Bare, Jr. (vocals, guitar); Tracy Hackney (vocals, dulcimer); Dean Tomasek (bass); Keith Brogdon (drums).
Additional personnel: John Jackson, Charles Wyrick, Tim Carroll (guitar); Tony Crow, Sean Slade, Brad Jones (keyboards); Chris Henry, Tywanna Jo Baskette (background vocals).
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Cruel Intentions CD (1999) Original Soundtrack
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If there's a complaint about the soundtrack to Cruel Intentions, the trashy teen adaptation of Les Liaisons Dangerous, it's that the music isn't as shamelessly enjoyable as the film. As a matter of fact, much of this takes itself too seriously, from Placebo's opening cut, "Every You, Every Me," to Counting Crows' "Colorblind," neither of which really fit the feeling of the movie. That said, there's enough strong moments -- particularly Fatboy Slim's "Praise You," Aimee Mann's "You Could Make a Killing," Blur's "Coffee and TV," and the Verve's instant-classic "Bittersweet Symphony" -- to make it listenable, even with the preponderance of half-baked tunes and throwaways that clutter the record, just ...
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 Bare Jr. Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Bare Jr. music songs: Dog, Gasoline Listerine, Limpin, Overture, Shine God, You Never Knew, Boo-Tay, Nothin' Better to Do, Most. More music songs Tobacco Spit, Faker, Patty McBride, Give Nothing Away, You Blew Me Off Lyrics, Devil Doll Lyrics, If You Choose Me Lyrics, Kiss Me Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Miss You the Most Lyrics, Why Do I Need a Job Lyrics.
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Keith Barbour, Interpreters, Mike Carroll
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