Explosion

Explosion

Explosion

Track Listings
 
1. Victor Ludorum (The Winner Takes It All)
2. Fade Like Glenn
3. Header
4. Inspiratio
5. Alphatier Brian [Live Update]
6. Manson Soup
7. Mrs. New Deal
8. Eurojah [Immigrant Dub]
9. Global Entertainment
10. Face Working [Original Version]
11. Love Among European Moderns
12. Architainment, Pt. 1
13. Channel 28

Editorial Reviews
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There are no real jolts on this debut full-length by Jörg Burger a.k.a. The Modernist; Explosion is all steady pulse and flow. A limited timbral palette contributes to the disc's only slightly varying vibe. House inflects a number of the tracks, and trace elements of dub and R&B can be found. "Channel 28" subtly stands out for a couple of reasons: its sensuous swing and its atmospheric, beatfree intro and outro. Vocal chatter and guitar parts make an appearance on "Manson Soup," which nevertheless fits right into the album's general tone of low-key restraint. Despite all the soothing, hypnotic grooves, the disc does have a wound-up quality. Explosion, like so much minimal techno, throbs with self-contained tension. It's the sound of music that never quite provides a sense of release. Fred Cisterna

Explosion,The Modernist,Matador Records,Ambient Techno,Dance Music,Experimental Dub,Experimental Techno,Minimal Techno,Pop
Redneck jazz Explosion Vol. II
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    		Redneck jazz Explosion Vol. II
    Danny Gatton
    Manufacturer: Flying Deuces
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000KF0X0M
    Release Date: 2006-11-05

    Tracks:

    1. Sonnymoon For Two
    2. When Sunny Gets Blue
    3. Joy Spring
    4. Song For My Father
    5. Homage to Charlie Christian
    6. Filthy McNasty
    7. Canadian Sunset
    8. Ode To Billy Joe

    Product Description

    So let's waltz back to New Year's Eve, l978. Tonight the Cellar Door club, sold out weeks in advance, is owned by Danny Gatton's instrumental aggregate, the Redneck Jazz Explosion. The crowd has come to see not only the guitarist presenting his virtuosic wares in all instrumental jazz setting but his pairing with pedal steel maestro Buddy Emmons. To quote Ralph Heibutzki from his 2003 biography, "Unfinished Business-The Life Times of Danny Gatton," the December 31, l978, Cellar Door gig has assumed legendary proportions for its place in Gatton history. Swearing you were there is akin to saying you saw the Beatles at the Cavern Club or caught the Yardbird's hot, sweaty nights at the Marquee." It's a great tribute to Danny that Buddy Emmons, who had not been on the road for years, did hit the highways with the Explosion.
    Sports Explosion
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • Sports Explosion
    • Not really an explosion
    • Great CD
    		 Sports Explosion
    Various Artists
    Manufacturer: Turn Up the Music
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    ASIN: B000009R59
    Release Date: 1998-09-01

    Tracks:

    1. Are You Ready
    2. Come Baby Come
    3. Get Ready For This
    4. I Like To Move It
    5. Go Team
    6. Rock And Roll Part 2
    7. Mony Mony
    8. Dance To The Music
    9. The Twilight Zone
    10. Bases Loaded
    11. YMCA
    12. Halftime Show
    13. The Power
    14. Na Na Hey Hey
    15. Crowd

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Sports Explosion.......2005-12-13

    Sports Explosion has a driving high energy beat songs include; Come Baby Come; Get Ready for This; I Like to Move It; Mony Mony; Dance to the Music, The Twilight Zone, The Power, Na Na Hey Hey, and More... DJ's Choice does a fine job mixing Sports Explosion and it sounds great with a sub and fine for sports of all kinds including dance.

    3 out of 5 stars Not really an explosion.......2005-06-11

    I like my sports. Everyday I look at the box scores, check my fantasy sports teams, read Bill Simmons' column on ESPN, use my football phone(free with my SI subscription) to call my friends and I even play catcher in slow pitch softball. With that background, if anyone is going to know a sports explosion, it's probably going to be me. I would probably rate this compilation of songs a sports campfire. The irony of putting a song by the village people on a sports cd almost worth giving this thing 5 stars.

    How do I know all of these songs you ask? I attend many sporting events and also run the DJ booth at the softball complex when my team isn't playing. I tend to run a little hot up in the booth like Maverick and have even been called dangerous, but if you want to whip fans into a frenzy at a slow pitch church league softball game, I'm the best option you have. I go with some of these songs as you can't go wrong with "I like to move it" and "Twilight zone" even though the version of twilight zone on this thing is different than the golden earring version I play. I tend to start the crowd off slow with something like "Dancing with Tears in my eyes" by Ultravox in the first couple innings. I then throw on a mix of Hasselhoff, Musical Youth and Catherine Wheel in the middle innings. Nothing throws gets the crowd more pumped up than "Black Metallic", you should try it. Actually, you should read my reviews and emulate what I do to the best of your ability. Things will improve for you in many areas. The late innings are where I tend to rile things up with the standards like "Rock n' Roll part 2", "Footloose" and "Sister Christian". I usually close with "Goodbye" by Hootie and the Blowfish after the game finishes. The umps kind of get mad because the crowd chants for me to keep playing songs like I'm turning out one of my wedding receptions, but I always get on the loudspeaker and say that although I appreciate their worship, the next game needs to start. All in all, I make the ballpark fun for the whole family. This CD isn't a bad one for your collection, but don't just rely on it alone with no backup.

    4 out of 5 stars Great CD.......2003-06-15

    This is a great CD expect the YMCA song. The YMCA recording on this CD is really chesse sounding.
    Orange
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • I'm always behind....
    • "Good" Jimi Hendrix-ish blues rock - you might like it
    • Nice beat-up photo of the CD on amazon, looks like my copy
    • Where the Hell was I?
    • The Blues IS Number One
    		 Orange
    Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
    Manufacturer: Matador Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B0000036T3
    Release Date: 1994-10-26

    Tracks:

    1. Bellbottoms
    2. Ditch
    3. Dang
    4. Very Rare
    5. Sweat
    6. Cowboy
    7. Orange
    8. Brenda
    9. Dissect
    10. Blues X Man
    11. Full Grown
    12. Flavor
    13. Greyhound

    Amazon.com

    The strange paradox that makes the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion so hard to figure--and them all the better for it--is that despite a brazen desire to flaunt their complete lack of authenticity with an absurdly over-the-top howlin' bluesman schtick, their music really does kick tons more ass than just about anything else being passed off as contemporary blues these days. Orange augments the usual mess of raw blues and primal rock with Philly soul strings, theremin, and Beck's guest rapping. The added flavors don't make these songs better, but then, the band's raw material--bashed out on two guitars and drums--rocks quite well on its own, thank you. --Roni Sarig

    Album Description

    'Orange', the Blues Explosion open with a nod to a plush, Stax feel for the blues with the aid of a full string section. Other unusual touches include the use of scratching and a guest appearance by media sensation and blues aficionado Beck. Despite these unconventional elements, the disc is solidly grounded in the blues and can definitely be seen as the Blues Explosion's statement about the blues today. Digipak. 1994 Matador Records.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars I'm always behind...........2006-03-08

    I will admit to being about 10 years behind the rest of "hip" America when it comes to music. The year that the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion released arguably it's finest album, Orange, I was knee deep into bands with happy names like Slayer and Napalm Death. Then, I entered the realm of the liberal university life. There, I met friends who owned CDs from bands like Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Guided by Voices, 30-Ought Six, and so on; bands that intrigued, but scared me. Yes, even more than bands with names reminiscent of love and flowers like Slayer and Napalm Death.

    So when it came to reinventing myself as a late 20-something (not by choice, mind you), I decided to rediscover some of the music I missed out on in the mid 1990's. Orange fit that bill. The reality is, I have enjoyed this album for the better part of the past 10 years, but it wasn't until recently that I dusted off my copy and put it back into the rotation. I won't say what I think Orange or JSBX is a mixture of, because I don't have the slightest idea. What I do know is that it is an ecclectic mix of something, that when combined, is infectious and numbing all at the same time. Someone mentioned "memorizing" Orange...I suppose that it would be possible, if you were an idiot savant. Orange sounds more like an amalgamation of guitar and drums played by drunk 13 year olds than something you would hum on your walk to class. But despite the lack of any cohesive sound (in my opinion), there is something appealing about JSBX, and Orange in particular, that I can't put my finger on. So I'm not even going to try.

    What I will say is that as bluesy rock music goes, I imagine JSBX is at the top of the list. I don't have any clue who else is on that list...and don't really care. Orange is a unique album that stands alone in terms of any genre or label you place it in. It is truly a fun album for fans of rock, blues, hip hop...whatever.

    4 out of 5 stars "Good" Jimi Hendrix-ish blues rock - you might like it.......2006-01-11

    "Orange" is not a great album, but it's not bad either - I think you'll simply be content with it. The singer isn't all that charismatic, but he at least sounds like he belongs in the band - I can imagine some people not liking him, though. The album is essentially Jimi-Hendrix-ish blues rock (not as much as The Mooney Suzuki, though). It's relatively well produced, and it at least sounds inspired and seemingly original. I think they definitely have their own unique sound (though it obviously has a lot of influences). Thankfully every song here is good, though none stand out as "great". The lyrics tend to be pretty impossible to make out, and even when you can they aren't that interesting anyway. They do have a pretty good sense of humor in some of the songs, however (see "Flavor" for an example). Overall it's merely a "good" record. Blues-rock fans should like it, but not greatly. Recommended.

    Highlights include:
    the entire album!

    4 out of 5 stars Nice beat-up photo of the CD on amazon, looks like my copy.......2005-11-03

    The "blues" pose of JSBE doesn't always hit the spot for me ("Now I Got Worry," anyone?). But hey, what's in a name. Could a band possibly have more stage energy and swagger?

    This one hits that spot, every single time. It's barely restrained sexuality (okay, it's not restrained at all) leaks out of your speakers as the band threatens to leap out of them.

    I also enjoy the album they put out with Dub Narcotic Sound System.

    4 out of 5 stars Where the Hell was I?.......2005-07-28

    I suppose that I am a new convert to the Blues Explosion. I kept hearing them on accuradio. Apperantly, they have been around for a long time. How would I describe the Blues Explosion? I would call it black explosion. It's more like the Beastie Boys with a crazy, howling front man. But however you want to describe it, it really is a well honed sound. You can tell the influences but that they are very well blended. Excellent rock n roll.

    5 out of 5 stars The Blues IS Number One.......2005-01-10

    This is one of my desert island discs that I'll never grow tired off. Orange is the pinacle of JSBX.

    Jon Spencer may just be a skinny white boy fron NYC, but he somehow captures (or emulates) that sort of old, dirty blues sound. And yet, explodes it! With... rock and roll.

    From the opening instrumental, to the classic scream-along Flavor (see how many cities you can toss in as well, once Jon starts naming them off). This is a perfect hard-driving, rock record.
    Barry Williams Presents: 70s Music Explosion
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      		Barry Williams Presents: 70s Music Explosion
      Various Artists
      Manufacturer: Time Life Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B000H0MNIA
      Release Date: 2006-09-12

      Tracks:

      1. Brandy (You're A Fine Girl) -- Looking Glass
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      4. Love Train -- The O'Jays
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      19. Gonna Fly Now (theme from Rocky) -- Bill Conti
      20. Wildfire -- Michael Murphy

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      2. Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) -- Edison Lighthouse
      3. Seasons in the Sun -- Terry Jacks
      4. Play That Funky Music -- Wild Cherry
      5. My Maria -- B.W. Stevenson
      6. One Toke Over The Line -- Brewer & Shipley
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      9. I Can Help -- Billy Swan
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      13. Beach Baby -- First Class
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      16. Sometimes When We Touch -- Dan Hill
      17. Rose Garden -- Lynn Anderson
      18. Brother Louie -- Stories
      19. Brand New Key -- Melanie
      20. Please Come To Boston -- Dave Loggins

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      2. Crocodile Rock -- Elton John
      3. Don't Pull Your Love -- Hamilton, Joe Frank & the Reynolds
      4. She's A Lady -- Tom Jones
      5. Jackie Blue -- Ozark Mountain Daredevils
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      7. Escape (The Pina Colada Song) -- Rupert Holmes
      8. I'm Not In Love -- 10cc
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      16. Signs -- Five Men Electrical Band
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      19. If I Can't Have You -- Yvonne Elliman

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      5. Summer Breeze -- Seals & Crofts
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      7. Rock Your Baby -- George McCrae
      8. Baby I'm-a Want You -- Bread
      9. Give Me Just A Little More Time -- Chairmen of the Board
      10. Le Freak -- Chic
      11. Moonlight Feels Right -- Starbuck
      12. I'd Love You To Want Me -- Lobo
      13. Rock and Roll Heaven -- The Righteous Brothers
      14. (Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty -- KC & The Sunshine Band
      15. Want Ads -- The Honey Comb
      16. Sky High -- Jigsaw
      17. Cat's In The Cradle -- Harry Chapin
      18. Welcome Back -- John Sebastian
      19. Shannon -- Henry Gross

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      The biggest songs and artists of the decade are together in this awesome set--80 Top 10 hit songs in all! And our special 4-cd box set is packaged in a uniquely-designed collector's case.
      Redneck Jazz Explosion Vol. I
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        		Redneck Jazz Explosion Vol. I
        Danny Gatton
        Manufacturer: Flying Deuces
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        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000KF0X0C
        Release Date: 2006-11-05

        Tracks:

        1. Opus de Funk
        2. Song of India
        3. Raisin' the Dickens
        4. Killer Joe
        5. Rock Candy
        6. Land of Make Believe/Tequila
        7. Little Darlin'
        8. Comin' Home Baby
        9. Famous Blue Raincoat/ Nutcracker

        Product Description

        These historic master recordings have been meticulously mixed and remastered to capture the excitement of a live Danny Gatton performance. So let's waltz back to New Year's Eve, l978. Tonight the Cellar Door club, sold out weeks in advance, is owned by Danny Gatton's instrumental aggregate, the Redneck Jazz Explosion. The crowd has come to see not only the guitarist presenting his virtuosic wares in all instrumental jazz setting but his pairing with pedal steel maestro Buddy Emmons. To quote Ralph Heibutzki from his 2003 biography, "Unfinished Business-The Life Times of Danny Gatton," the December 31, l978, Cellar Door gig has assumed legendary proportions for its place in Gatton history. Swearing you were there is akin to saying you saw the Beatles at the Cavern Club or caught the Yardbird's hot, sweaty nights at the Marquee." It's a great tribute to Danny that Buddy Emmons, who had not been on the road for years, did hit the highways with the Explosion.
        Get Down Tonight: The Disco Explosion
        Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
        • GET DOWN TONIGHT: THE DISCO EXPLOSION
        • great 70s music collection
        • Relive Those Hedonist Days
        • AWESOME FLASHBACKS
        • Guaranteed to get the party started--and keep it going!
        		 Get Down Tonight: The Disco Explosion
        Various Artists
        Manufacturer: Shout Factory
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        ASIN: B0006A9G6I
        Release Date: 2004-11-16

        Tracks:

        1. Hot Stuff - Donna Summer
        2. You Dropped A Bomb On Me - The Gap Band
        3. Y.M.C.A - Village People
        4. Got To Be Real - Cheryl Lynn
        5. Do Ya Wanna Funk - Sylvester
        6. What Am I Gonna Do With You - Barry White
        7. Heaven Must Have Sent You - Bonnie Pointer
        8. Dancing Machine - Jackson 5
        9. Too Hot Ta Trot - Commodores
        10. In The Navy - Villiage People
        11. It's Raining Men - The Weather Girls
        12. After Dark - Patti Brooks
        13. Upside Down - Dianna Ross
        14. Super Freak (Parts I & II) - Rick James
        15. Boogie Oogie Oogie - A Taste Of Honey
        16. Rock The Boat - The Hues Corporation
        17. Love's Theme - Love Unlimited Orchestra
        18. Don't Leave Me This Way - Thelma Houston

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        1. Shame - Eveyln
        2. Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry
        3. Knock On Wood - Amii Stewart
        4. More, More, More Pt. 1 - Andrea True Connection
        5. Turn The Beat Around - Vicki Sue Robinson
        6. More Than A Woman - Tavares
        7. Working My Way Back To You/Forgive Me Girl - Spinners
        8. A Fifth Of Beethoven - Walter Murphy & The Big Apple Band
        9. Call Me - Blondie
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        11. Ladies Night - Kool & The Gang
        12. Septemeber - Earth, Wind & Fire
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        14. Le Freak - Chic
        15. December, 1963 (Oh, What A Night) - The 4 Seasons
        16. The Hustle - Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony
        17. Shame, Shame, Shame - Shirley (And Company)
        18. Last Night A D.J. Saved My Life - Indeep
        19. Native New Yorker - Odyssey
        20. I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor

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        1. Get Down Tonight - KC & The Sunshine Band
        2. Pick Up The Pieces - Average White Band
        3. Boogie Fever - The Sylvers
        4. Dancing Queen - Abba
        5. Fly, Robin, Fly - Silver Convention
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        7. Chase - Giorgio Moroder
        8. No Parking (On The Dance Floor) - Midnight Star
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        11. If I Can't Have You - Yvonne Elliman
        12. Boggie Nights - Heatwave
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        14. I Just Want To Be Your Everything - Andy Gibb
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        17. Born To Be Alive - Patrick Hernandez
        18. I.O.U - Freez
        19. Venus - Bananarama
        20. Come To Me - Frances Joli

        Album Description

        58 all-time disco classics in a deluxe 3-disc set!

        Many rock critics declared "death before disco," but the general public knew better. Disco was catchy, exciting, and most important, fun. Shout! Factory celebrates disco's '70s explosion and peak, as well as a few early '80s aftershocks, in the 3-disc set Get Down Tonight: The Disco Explosion. Each disc is crammed with the biggest hits of the day, as well as cult favorites. This companion set to the PBS concert special of the same name is a blast from the past that still sounds amazingly fresh today.

        Customer Reviews:

        4 out of 5 stars GET DOWN TONIGHT: THE DISCO EXPLOSION.......2006-03-10

        THAT IS A GOOD DISCO, I LIKE VERY MUCH

        4 out of 5 stars great 70s music collection.......2005-09-09

        If you loved the 70s and love disco..this one's for you!

        5 out of 5 stars Relive Those Hedonist Days.......2005-03-07

        58 songs! So many memories come back to me whenever I play "The Disco Explosion." I appreciate the extended version of "I Will Survive." If one were to take a class such as Disco I, this CD would be a requirement.

        5 out of 5 stars AWESOME FLASHBACKS.......2004-12-10

        YOU JUST CAN'T GO WRONG WITH THIS MUSIC. THIS MUSIC WILL REVIVE ANY DEAD PARTY OR EVEN REVIVE YOUR SOUL WILL JAMMING DOWN THE HIGHWAY. YOU ALL REMEBER WHERE YOU WERE AT I DO HEHEHEHEHE. INVEST ALITTLE BIT OF YOUR HARD CASH FOR THIS BOX SET.

        5 out of 5 stars Guaranteed to get the party started--and keep it going!.......2004-11-22

        This is a great collection of dance music. Not only disco, though that's in the majority, but electro-funk and early house. Which is brilliant, because while it has all the disco classics, it shows that dance music didn't die with the end of disco, but instead went (slightly) underground, and continued to develop. But genres don't really matter on the dancefloor, as many a DJ--and this boxset--prove. This collection is guaranteed to jump start any party and keep it going through the night. Get it now!
        Plastic Fang
        Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
        • A Hell of A Rockin' Roll Record
        • Multiple Listens Brings Rewards
        • this is weak
        • Where have I been?
        • The Bottom Line
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        Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
        Manufacturer: Matador Records
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        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000063IU9
        Release Date: 2002-04-09

        Tracks:

        1. Sweet N Sour
        2. She Said
        3. Money Rock'N'Roll
        4. Killer Wolf
        5. The Midnight Creep
        6. Hold On
        7. Down In The Beast
        8. Shakin' Rock'N'Roll Tonight
        9. Over And Over
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        11. Mean Heart
        12. Point Of View

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        Despite providing the framework for lavishly hyped newcomers like the White Stripes and the Hives, the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion remains a determinedly selective pleasure. Not that the New York trio hasn't tried to reach out to new audiences--it hitched up with Lollapalooza a few years ago and cast everyone from Beck to Gorillaz' frontman Dan the Automator to tweak its last album, 1998's Acme, into something listenable. On Plastic Fang the group pulls out the heaviest hitters yet, including producer Steve Jordan (Keith Richards, Blues Brothers), engineer Don Smith (U2, Tom Petty), and guests Bernie Worrell and Dr. John. Casting the Blues Explosion alongside grizzled veterans who understand the band's fascination with rock & roll's primal blues roots is a smart move. And while the songwriting is predictably unimposing stuff, the propulsive riffs and hammered-out grooves on tracks like "Down in the Beast" and "The Midnight Creep" present the Blues Explosion at its earsplitting best. The masses may still be theirs for the taking. --Aidin Vaziri

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars A Hell of A Rockin' Roll Record.......2005-07-25

        For the life of me I can't figure out how people can call this record "too mainsteam" or "too accessible"???? While there are some great melodies throughout Plastic Fang it's also raw rowdy and unpredictible as usual. The first four songs along with track 10 are outstanding and the rest are top notch heavy reverb JSBX rockabilly-like alternative blues rockers. Don't hesitate to pick this one up.

        4 out of 5 stars Multiple Listens Brings Rewards.......2004-04-19

        This is an excellent rock album that falls perfectly into Jon Spencer's musical progression. Fans of early Blues Explosion may not find what they are looking for, but they probably did not enjoy the previous album or two either. (...) As each album from Jon and crew has been more focused musically than the one previous, this album is their most focused offering yet. Apparently, they took these songs on the road before recording the album. While some of the spontaneous feeling is lost, so much more is gained in quality.

        Lyrically, this is the most advanced work Jon has done, to the best of my knowledge. This is a conceptual album hidden slightly among typical Blues Explosion puncuation. While the video for 'She Said', and album cover and title push the werewolf theme forward, a closer listen makes it apparent that the werewolf theme is only a motif, or metaphor in this case. The story is told in chronological order, across the majority of the twelve tracks. And the tale told is a story of infidelity, guilt, sin, and loss of love.

        I have been listening to the Blues Explosion since 1996, and am not a so-called newcomer. I have all of their albums and enjoy them all. However, 'Plastic Fang' and 'Acme' are the only Blues Explosion albums that I will play all the way through without skipping any tracks. This album has suffered from poor reviews, mostly from those who only listened to the album once, and did so trying to hear 'Extra Width' and being disappointed that they did not do so. Make no mistake, this is the same Blues Explosion.. however, they have progressed past that point.

        If you are new to the Blues Explosion, this, or 'Acme' would be a great place to start. If you are a long time Jon Spencer fan, listen to this album with an open mind.. and you may find that you actually enjoy it in its own right. In summary, this is a great album, and I highly recommend it.

        1 out of 5 stars this is weak.......2003-12-25

        This is by far the weakest JSBX album of the lot. Sure its more accessible and sure its straight ahead rock, but its also limp in comparison to the other albums. If you are looking for a Blues Explosion album, start with Orange, or if you're looking for them in their primal form, check out Extra Width. These guys are getting old and the songs are a little tired, its kind of like buying one of those new Rolling Stones album without the nostalgia. Don't judge them by this album. It deserves more like 2 stars but I wanted to bring down the average.

        4 out of 5 stars Where have I been?.......2003-12-20

        I found a Blues Explosion song on one of the Martin Scorcese blues compilation CDs and thought it was the best song on it. Its the first time I had ever heard of the Blues Explosion. I loved the hard edged rock/blues sound so I picked up Plastic Fang because it was the only Blues Explosion CD the store had. Holy cow! What a find, I love it. I really enjoy the way the drums chug along with the grinding guitar work. Nice and tight on changes and plenty of pop at all the right times. Plenty of different styles and varied sounds to keep the album fresh all the way through. I've got to hear more of this stuff. I'm suprised these guys aren't better known and it took me so long to find them.

        5 out of 5 stars The Bottom Line.......2003-09-03

        Look, about 80% of all reviews on websites like these are 5 stars simply because die-hard fans want to show support for their favorite bands' new releases. I'm not sure if this is the case in my review, but if you have any sense of good newer American rock then you owe it to yourself to check out the Blues Explosion. Plastic Fang is a release that exemplifies the progression of a great rock band getting better over time, and this album is a great place to start. That being said, this album is not enough to truly experience this band for all they are. See them live, listen to their earlier work, and it will become clear that NO ONE can rock half as hard as this band; especially in the worst era of American rock to date. Thank God for bands like the Blues Explosion that prove Rock n' Roll in this country is far from dead.
        Extra Width
        Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
        • Another great JSBX disc.
        • Good, but my least favorite
        • SOUL!!
        • Hear the Blues Exploded Like Never Before
        • EXTRA WITHOUT BLUES
        		 Extra Width
        Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
        Manufacturer: Matador Records
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        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B0000036RR
        Release Date: 1993-06-22

        Tracks:

        1. Afro
        2. History Of Lies
        3. Back Slider
        4. Soul Letter
        5. Soul Typecast
        6. Pant Leg
        7. Hey Mom
        8. Big Road
        9. Train #2
        10. Inside The World Of The Blues Explosion
        11. The World Of Sex

        Album Description

        'Extra Width' is a crankin' piece of blues ranting, with Spencer working up one hysterical performance after another. 1993 Matador Records.

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars Another great JSBX disc........2005-01-17

        This is early, raw JSBX here. The sound is very upfront and intense.

        Suprsingly, a large number of the songs are just instrumentals, mainly just vamps. But Russell is deep in a groove, and Jon lets it rip too.

        Things aren't quite as focused as on later JSBX records, in fact most of the songs have little direction. But that's what makes this one so great. You cut out the middle and great straight to the rock.

        Because the blues are number one. But he don't play no blues. He plays. Rock and Roll.

        3 out of 5 stars Good, but my least favorite.......2005-01-14

        I am a big JSBX fan, and I still think this is a good album, but I personally find it there least enjoyable. This is mainly due to the fact that Jon's vocals are gargled and mixed to the back. This is a shame because Jon's voice is so good, the distorted vocals make it kind of hard to hear his hummor, and that is in my opinion, the best part of there sound. Tracks 1-5 are great, so it is still an essential, but the rest could probably be done without.

        5 out of 5 stars SOUL!!.......2003-09-18

        Yikes! This IS modern rock'n'roll baby! All sexed up, dressed up and messed up!! Extra Width whips it on ya with solid soul-punk power that should get yo' sorry butt motivatin' on the dance floor and home in bed. Mr Spencer and the boys don't give a darn what people in the lame, traditional, conservative "blues" scene think of them, they just wail on it. This album still stands up as THE blues/punk masterpiece. The Jon Spencer Blue Explosion wrote the book ( well, almost ) on minimalist blues sludge and pushed the envelope of the genre while Jack and Meg were still tryin' to coordinate their wardrobe!

        4 out of 5 stars Hear the Blues Exploded Like Never Before.......2002-04-01

        take these rocking boots through the swamps of the bayou, across dusty miles of American hiway, and scrap them on a New York City sidewalk. somewhere in the stratosphere, there truly is an explosion of blues, hip hop, punk rock, and don't give a fig about anybody but yrself noise. Jon Spencer has always been a master of self-promotion, and with the Blues Explosion, he has a a reason. While not one of their best albums, certainly is a rocker deserving listen. If you have second hand speakers throughout yr house, this is a fantastic party album for you. take a whiff of my pantleg baby!

        5 out of 5 stars EXTRA WITHOUT BLUES.......2001-02-02

        JON SPENCER B. E. HAS GOT AN BRILLANT SOUND WITH WAH-GUITAR. EVERY SONG IS AMAZING . IF YOU ARE A JON SPENCER BLUES EXPLOSION FAN , YOU HAVE TO LISTEN THEIR FIRST BAND "PUSSY GALLORE" !
        Acme
        Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
        • BX rocks!
        • Blues Explosion
        • This is Blues Explosion
        • Whoop dang-a-lang!!!
        • An overall fun cd to listen to
        		 Acme
        The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
        Manufacturer: Matador Records
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        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B00000JHAW
        Release Date: 1999-06-23

        Tracks:

        1. Calvin
        2. Magical Colors
        3. Do You Wanna Get Heavy?
        4. High Gear
        5. Talk About The Blues
        6. I Wanna Make It All Right
        7. Lovin' Machine
        8. Bernie
        9. Blue Green Olga
        10. Give Me A Chance
        11. Desperate
        12. Torture
        13. Attack

        Amazon.com

        Yet another mess of colors (emphasis on mess) from the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion that defies any particular grounding. This time, with Acme, the trio's fifth full-length, the frayed punk tones are replaced by more of a Beasties/Beck/Dust Brothers/white-guys-gone-phat sort of thing, where rat-a-tat beats and bone-crushing, speaker-frying bottom ends collide with shards of sweet soul, gospel, country, blues, and even some pummeling stoner rock as well as Spencer's own wacked-out Presley-Jagger vocal spew. Including the knob-twiddling participation of Steve Albini, Calvin Johnson, and, predominantly, the Automator (rapper-rocker Andre Williams gets the title of executive producer, whatever that means), Acme is an orgy of noise that occasionally even resembles actual songs. Certain to dazzle some, certain to scare plenty more. --Neal Weiss

        Customer Reviews:

        4 out of 5 stars BX rocks!.......2007-04-09

        Tired of the same old thing? Than buy this CD now. I agree this type of music is not for everyone but if you have an open mind and like great rock music than check it out. Jon is a trip! I've seen him live playing with the Dickinson Brothers and he is so into it you get caught up in his enthusiasm. ACME is a refreshing change to the stagnating music industry.
        Dig it!

        4 out of 5 stars Blues Explosion.......2006-07-08

        The best blues explosion album. A lot of his stuff is all swagger and destruction, this album retains the attitude but you can tell they actually spent some time writing songs this time, and it paid off.

        5 out of 5 stars This is Blues Explosion.......2006-03-29

        This is no deviation. This is the realization of what they were trying to do with previous albums. The Blues Explosion has always been about being bombastic and ridiculous, poking fun at the id of rock, which is the id of music, and thus embodying it. Distilled swagger, more image less substance. What has less substance, more image, and more swagger than samples and layered production?

        The lyrics are the album's real strength, coherent without sacrificing the band's chaos, the best of any Blues Explosion album. Nothing profound or particularly original, just simple rock themes distorted through the Explosion's filter.

        Have been burning all my CDs to the massive HD lately; few albums get more than 3-5 songs burned. This one gets 12. BTW,if you ever have the opportunity, this band is one of the best live bands around.

        4 out of 5 stars Whoop dang-a-lang!!!.......2002-02-01

        THIS IS BLUES POWER, and when I mean blues power, I mean you
        can pluck the feathers out of my blowhole; the JSBE are here to PAR-TAY, y'all, and to get YOU in the spirit! I tell you: when my little baby heard 'Lovin' Machine' and 'Talk About the Blues,' all finger-lickin'-good funk 'n' roll blooz, I got out my big old stew pot and had to make a soup out of her. Some of these songs rock. Some of them RAWK. (..). But it all sounds good where the rubber hits the road.

        4 out of 5 stars An overall fun cd to listen to.......2000-08-05

        This cd is full of an incredible mix of music that stands by it's own. If you want something to fry your speakers and freak out to, or just to chill, buy this cd. This my first JSBX cd, and i can't wait to get my hands on another one. Songs like Blue Green Olga and Calvin are simply great songs, while attack litteraly is a freakish explosion of noise and base that's a substitute to caffeine and could really startle you if you're not ready for it. A few songs, like "do you wanna get heavy" kinda get lazy and boring. But the funk and bass of the album mixed in with some memphis blues and xperimental hip-hop are flat out creative and set a new standard. JSBX is, in my opinion, a pioneer band, and can't be imatated.
        70s Music Explosion
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • Pure Funking Sex on a Disc
        		 70s Music Explosion
        Various Artists
        Manufacturer: Time Life Records
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        ASIN: B000FE4GJC
        Release Date: 2005-10-05

        Tracks:

        1. Horse with No Name
        2. I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony) - The New Seekers
        3. Midnight at the Oasis - Maria Muldaur
        4. December 1963 (Oh, What a Night) - The Four Seasons, Frankie Valli
        5. Summer Breeze - Seals & Crofts
        6. I'd Really Love to See You Tonight - John Ford Coley,
        7. It's a Heartache - Bonnie Tyler
        8. Lion Sleeps Tonight - Robert John
        9. Rock Your Baby
        10. Undercover Angel
        11. (Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty - KC & the Sunshine Band
        12. Want Ads - Honey Cone
        13. Sky High
        14. Cat's in the Cradle - Harry Chapin
        15. Just When I Needed You Most - Randy VanWarmer

        Tracks:

        1. Saturday in the Park
        2. Sunshine (Go Away Today)
        3. You're So Vain - Carly Simon
        4. Baby I'm-A Want You
        5. Give Me Just a Little More Time - Chairmen of the Board
        6. Freak
        7. Happy Day - Pratt & McClain
        8. Rock and Roll Heaven
        9. Cisco Kid
        10. Moonlight Feels Right
        11. I'd Love You to Want Me - Edu Lobo
        12. Julie, Do Ya Love Me - Bobby Sherman
        13. Welcome Back - John Sebastian
        14. Nice to Be with You
        15. Shannon - Henry Gross

        Tracks:

        1. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown - Jim Croce
        2. Don't Pull Your Love - Joe Frank, ,
        3. Love Will Keep Us Together - Captain & Tennille
        4. (Hey, Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song - B.J. Thomas
        5. She's a Lady
        6. Black and White - Three Dog Night
        7. Escape (The Piolada Song) - Rupert Holmes
        8. Drift Away - Dobie Gray
        9. Candy Man - Mike Curb Congregation, Sammy Davis, Jr.
        10. Heartbeat (It's a Love Beat) - The DeFranco Family, Tony DeFranco
        11. I'm in You - Peter Frampton
        12. Spiders and Snakes - Jim Stafford
        13. Indiana Wants Me - R. Dean Taylor
        14. Billy, Don't Be a Hero
        15. Morning After - Maureen McGovern

        Tracks:

        1. Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves
        2. Crocodile Rock - Elton John
        3. Jackie Blue - Ozark Mountain Daredevils
        4. (Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher and Higher - Rita Collidge
        5. I'm Not in Love - 10cc
        6. Baby Come Back
        7. I Just Wanna Stop - Gino Vannelli
        8. Y.M.C.A. - Village People
        9. Gold - John Stewart
        10. Will It Go Round in the Circles - Billy Preston
        11. I Just Want to Be Your Everything - Andy Gibb
        12. Signs - Five Man Electrical Band
        13. Disco Duck
        14. Montego Bay - Bobby Bloom
        15. If I Can't Have You - Yvonne Elliman

        Tracks:

        1. Love Train - The O'Jays
        2. Knock Three Times - Tony Orlando & Dawn
        3. Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)
        4. Little Willy
        5. Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me - Mac Davis
        6. Take Me Home, Country Roads - John Denver
        7. It Never Rains in Southern California - Albert Hammond
        8. Brand New Key
        9. Come and Get Your Love
        10. Everybody Plays the Fool
        11. Hitchin' a Ride - Vanity Fare
        12. I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash
        13. Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)
        14. Cover of the Rolling Stone
        15. When Will I See You Again

        Tracks:

        1. Rich Girl - Daryl Hall, John Oates
        2. Miracles - Jefferson Starship
        3. Best of My Love
        4. Here You Come Again - Dolly Parton
        5. Lady Marmalade - LaBelle
        6. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing - Leo Sayer
        7. Fire - The Pointer Sisters
        8. Disco Lady
        9. Saturday Night - Bay City Rollers
        10. I Go Crazy
        11. Stumblin' In - Chris Norman, Suzi Quatro
        12. Rock On - David Essex
        13. Wildfire - Michael Martin Murphey
        14. You Take My Breath Away - Rex Smith
        15. Torn Between Two Lovers - Mary MacGregor

        Tracks:

        1. Let Your Love Flow - The Bellamy Brothers
        2. Fly, Robin, Fly - Silver Convention
        3. Bad Blood - Neil Sedaka
        4. Mt. Big Stuff - Jean Knight
        5. Delta Dawn - Helen Reddy
        6. Alone Again (Naturally) - Gilbert O'Sullivan
        7. American Pie - Don McLean
        8. Sentimental Lady - Bob Welch
        9. Rock Me Gently - Andy Kim
        10. Go All the Way - The Raspberries
        11. Oh, Baby, What Would You Say
        12. Hooked on a Feeling - Blue Swede
        13. (You're) Having My Baby - Paul Anka, Odia Coates
        14. Last Song
        15. Streak - Ray Stevens

        Tracks:

        1. Rhinestone Cowboy
        2. Too Late to Turn Back Now - Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
        3. Sad Eyes - Robert John
        4. Boogie Fever
        5. Magic
        6. Love Is in the Air
        7. Reminiscing - Little River Band
        8. Boogie Oogie Oogie - A Taste of Honey
        9. Devil Woman - Cliff Richard
        10. Hot Child in the City - Nick Gilder
        11. Right Back Where We Started From - Maxine Nightingale
        12. Gonna Fly Now {Theme from Rocky} - Bill Conti
        13. My Sharona
        14. You Sexy Thing
        15. Have You Never Been Mellow - Olivia Newton-John

        Tracks:

        1. Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry
        2. My Maria - B.W. Stevenson
        3. One Toke Over the Line
        4. Afternoon Delight - Starland Vocal Band
        5. Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)
        6. I Can Help - Billy Swan
        7. Magnet and Steel - Walter Egan
        8. Rapper - The Jaggerz
        9. Beach Baby
        10. O-O-O Child - The Five Stairsteps
        11. Precious and Few
        12. Brother Louie
        13. Playground in My Mind - Clint Holmes
        14. Put Your Hand in the Hand
        15. Please Come to Boston - Dave Loggins

        Tracks:

        1. Turn the Beat Around - Vicki Sue Robinson
        2. Ring My Bell - Anita Ward
        3. Don't Give Up on Us - David Soul
        4. In the Summertime
        5. Seasons in the Sun - Terry Jacks
        6. Night Chicago Died - Paper Lace
        7. Knock on Wood - Amii Stewart
        8. Sometimes When We Touch
        9. Rose Garden
        10. Kung Fu Fighting - Carl Douglas
        11. Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
        12. Sweet Mary
        13. Night the Lights Went out in Georgia - Vicki Lawrence
        14. TSOP
        15. Feelings - Morris Albert

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        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars Pure Funking Sex on a Disc.......2006-07-22

        I rocked my mullet hard, like Tuscan Whole Milk all over my apartment while listening to this product. It taught me how to parasail again, and fed my parakeet.

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