Cheeses of Nazareth

Cheeses of Nazareth

Track Listings

1. L Ron's Army

2. G.I. Joe Raped Barbie

3. Dust Bunny

4. Love Power

5. Mafia Lunch Truck

6. Mary Brown

7. The Leprechaun Song

8. Pic'n'Scabs

9. Gorrillas and Bananas

10. Voodoo Doll

11. Welcome to Gardena

12. That Dress

13. Livin' in the Park

14. Barbies Revenge

Editorial Reviews
Flipside Magazine
Funny songs like "L. Ron's Army", "Pickin Scabs", and "Gorrillas and Bananas" gave me a chance to check out what a whole lot of people have been telling me to check out with these guys. While the C.D. didn't really get my goat (no pun intended here), I'd still like to check out these pranksters and see what so many have come to enjoy from the power of Rosemary's Billygoat.

Product Description
Cheeses of Nazareth is the first full length C.D. release from L.A.'s Rosemary's Billgoat. The band is influenced by the likes of Alice Cooper and Gwar. Cheeses combines the raw power of Black Sabbath with the frenetic energy of punk rock, complimented by a trademark sense of humor.

Cheeses of Nazareth

Tracks:

Maureen
Song About Girls
Is It Wrong?
Downs
It's Alright
Hardwood Caverns
She
(Hey, Let's Hear It for) The Single Girl
Be Mine
I Can't Feel
Nadine

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Cheeses of Nazareth
Rosemary's Billygoat
Manufacturer: Allegro Corporation
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

L. Ron's Army
G.I. Joe Raped Barbie
Dust Bunny
Love Power
Mafia Lunch Truck
Mary Brown
Mother Goose
Leprechaun Song
Pic N' Scabs
Gorillas and Bananas
Voodoo Doll
Welcome to Gardena
That Dress
Livin' in the Park
Barbie's Revenge

Average customer rating:

power to the billygoat
Funny and weird
Good Start, But Needs Work

Cheeses of Nazareth
Rosemary's Billygoat
Manufacturer: Porterhouse
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

L Ron's Army
G.I. Joe Raped Barbie
Dust Bunny
Love Power
Mafia Lunch Truck
Mary Brown
The Leprechaun Song
Pic'n'Scabs
Gorrillas and Bananas
Voodoo Doll
Welcome to Gardena
That Dress
Livin' in the Park
Barbies Revenge

Album Description

Cheeses of Nazareth is the first full length C.D. release from L.A.'s Rosemary's Billgoat. The band is influenced by the likes of Alice Cooper and Gwar. Cheeses combines the raw power of Black Sabbath with the frenetic energy of punk rock, complimented by a trademark sense of humor.

Customer Reviews:

power to the billygoat.......2004-06-04

this debut title from billygoat is a rauchous/rampage of Black Sabbath-like proportions. this band puts everything into this cd and let's it all hang out for everyone to hear! the guitar playing of neal gargantua is simply outrageous and the vocals of Mike Odd is a perfect fit for this over the top shock rock LA band! the stage show is one of the best i've seen in my 20+ years of goin to shows and you definetely get more from their live performances! check them out if you get the chance. trust me it will be well worth your time!!!!

Funny and weird.......2004-01-13

Although the music does not match up to the 3-D case, this is the best-looking cd in my entire collection. I like the diversity of this record. I am a big fan of theirs. Their latest album Evilution is much better. But it is admirable to hear a cd with so many different styles on it. It's like listening to a punk/metal version of the Dr. Demento show. If your not into the corporate rock thing, what more could you ask for?

Good Start, But Needs Work.......2001-05-14

This is a silly album -- fun, but not earth-shaking. This band is fun to see live. I mean, how many times do you get to see someone take a power drill to a Barbie? But as a recording act, Billygoat needs two things: songs, and better production.

The highlight of the LP is their cover version of "Love Power" from the old "Producers" movie. It's much funnier than anything they come up with. The silliness of "Gorillas and Bananas" is too uncomfortably close to the over-the-top shctick that Tom Green specializes in, for my taste. "L. Ron's Army" is funnier in concept than execution, being a lame swipe at Scientology.

If Rosemary's Billygoat can write better songs, they might wind up in playing halls instead of little nightclubs. This album is for fans only.

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