Boo-Tay [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Move It Like This - K7

2. Opp

3. Hoochie Mama

4. Come Baby Come

5. Me So Horny

6. Baby Got Back

7. One and One

8. Who Let the Dawgs Out

9. No Scrubs

10. Thong Song

11. We Want Some P***y - 2 Live Crew

12. Move Somethin' - 2 Live Crew

13. Raise the Roof - 2 Live Crew

14. Work It Out - Luke

15. H-B-C - 2 Live Crew

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Boo-Tay
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Didn't leave my CD player for a month...

GREAT

A new type of music for all

poo

boo-tay review

Boo-Tay
Bare Jr.
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Release Date: 1998-09-15

Tracks:

Boo-Tay
Nothin' Better To Do
The Most
You Blew Me Off
Tobacco Spit
Faker
Patty McBride
Give Nothing Away
Soggy Daisy
Love-Less
I Hate Myself
Naked Albino
I Wanna Live
Why Won't You Love Me
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As the son of country singer Bobby Bare, Bobby Bare Jr. surely has heard a healthy smattering of classic Nashville country. The band that bears Junior's name keeps a hint of that upbringing in the alt-country sway of "Tobacco Spit," "Patty McBride," and "Love-less," (which features the elder Bare on backing vocals). But like their musical forefathers, '80s cowpunks Jason & the Scorchers, Bare Jr. prefer the severe crunch of an overdriven amp than pleasing any Country USA purist. Even Tracy Hackney's dulcimer makes use of the menace of a distortion pedal. The Neanderthal stomp of "You Blew Me Off" whipsaws like grunge straight outta Seattle. Bare himself has two singing modes: a deep country drawl and a wiry, out-of-control whine like that of a Southern cousin of Dinosaur Jr.'s J Mascis. When he sticks with the former, Bare legitimately moves the family legacy up to the alt-country bar and into the '90s. --Rob O'Connor

Customer Reviews:

Didn't leave my CD player for a month..........2007-02-20

This is a great, great album. Rock and twang intertwine with great hooks and melodies. I can't get "The Most" out of my head.

GREAT.......2004-01-25

I was first introduced to Bare Jr. and this CD while I was doing some work with a friend. Most of his music dominated the stereo for the two days we spent working, and most of it was unfamiliar to me. After one listen to this little gem, the lyrics were trapped in my head. They remained trapped in my head for several months until I asked my friend the name of the band, and consequently the next day I purchased this CD.
It was all I remembered and more! The harsh vocals, the powerful guitar and dulcimer play, and of course the wit filled lyrics. Every song on this CD is Great!
It wasn't until a year or so later that I had the privelege to see these guys live, and not enough can be said about the experience, and energy of their live show. I also HIGHLY recommend their other masterwork, "Brainwasher", and the new step in Bobby's career, his "solo" work as The Young Criminal's Starvation League. Although quit different from his previous BAre Jr. work, the song writting is tremendous (and may posses a little more maturity), the music splendid and of course the energy is all there (just listen to the live tracks on "OK...I'm Sorry" or do yourself a GREAT favor and GO OUT and see them play if they come within 200 miles of your home town!

A new type of music for all.......2003-02-26

We've all heard our share of Wilco and the rest of the alternative country world, but not like Bare Jr. The son of former country star Bobby Bare does an excellent job of giving us a new type of country rock. Whether you enjoy the alt country scene or not, you'll certainly appreciate what this band is trying to do. The music they produce is so different it's almost shocking at first. Songs like "Nothin' Better To Do" and "The Most" start of the CD with a bang. And that bang does not fade anywhere in the album's mist. Both of those songs are truly captivating songs; that almost sound like a mix between Jimmy Eat World and Garth Brooks. "The Most" chorus is 'do you care enough about me to beat the hell out of thee- one who loves me the most'. Different, yet original at the same time. And Bare Jr.'s songs are all filled with that kind of cynical seriousness that anyone who's ever been in love (or out of it) can relate to. We've all been in love and we've all been hated, Bare Jr. just gives us a new way to look at those situations.

The next song on the CD is the song that got me into Bare Jr. It's called "You Blew Me Off". It did receive a little radio play, and a mix of the song was featured in the popular movie (and soundtrack) 'Cruel Intentions'. It may be safe to say that it's the best song off Boo-Tay, but other songs do come close. Those songs being: "Give Nothing Away", "I Hate Myself", an impressively slow "Soggy Daisy", or even the last untitled song (track #37), dubbed as an infamous "Pearl". To say the least, all the songs on the CD are good. There are no low points.

Nowadays it is hard to find such great bands as Bare Jr.; that use their roots (being Tennessee-style country), love/hate experiences, and rock & roll to make truly good music. But this band does just that. Boo-Tay is one of the best CDs I've ever bought and Bare Jr. has easily become one of my favorite bands. It's hard to compare this CD (and band) to anything else out there. But if you like good, new music you should look into this band. It's definitely worth the time and effort.

poo.......2000-12-01

this sounds like poo, I like it.

boo-tay review.......2000-07-13

Boo-Tay Bare Jr.'s debut disc is an excellent dose of Country-Rock madness. "Nothin' Better To Do" should of gotten tons of radio play, but again the programers all over this fine land seem to be blind when there is good music floating around. "You Blew Me Off", a alt.rock hit I can't believe it, with it's Gary Glitter Rock & Roll Pt.2 mixed in with it. Other great songs on this disc are "Tobacco Spit", "Patty McBride", "Loveless", "I Hate Myself" and "Why Won't You Love Me". Bobby Bare should feel very proud of his son, Here's hoping Jr. can continue making some more good music in the future.

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Boo-Tay
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Little Joe Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Bass | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B00005QD5E
Release Date: 2001-10-23

Tracks:

Move It Like This - K7
OPP - Naughty By Nature
Hoochie Mama - The 2 Live Crew
Come Baby Come - K7
Me So Horny - The 2 Live Crew
Baby Got Back - Sir Mix-A-Lot
One And One - The 2 Live Crew
Who Let The Dawgs Out - Boo-Tay (Explicit)
No Scrubs - Boo-Tay (Explicit)
Thong Song - Boo-Tay (Explicit)
We Want Some P***Y - The 2 Live Crew
Move Somethin' - The 2 Live Crew
Raise The Roof - The 2 Live Crew
Work It Out - Luther R. Campbell
H-B-C - The 2 Live Crew

Tracks:

2 Live Megamix The 2 Live Crew, DJ Laz/Felix Sama
Do Wah Diddy The 2 Live Crew
Yes Indeed Society
Pick It Up Home Team
Back To The Bronx Home Team
Everybody Say Yeah Lejuan Love
It's Been A Long Time Lejuan Love
Hoochie Mama The 2 Live Crew
Breakdown Ghetto Style Mix Luke
It's Your Birthday Bonus Mix Luke
I Was At A Jam True Two
Do The Damn Thing The 2 Live Crew
Be My Private Dancer (DJ Spin Remix) The 2 Live Crew
Shake Your Pants The 2 Live Crew
Megamix DJ Gusto

Kurupt presents Pentagon Rydaz [Mixtape]

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Kurupt presents Pentagon Rydaz [Mixtape]
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Manufacturer: Full Blast Ent. / Death Row
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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