On America, possibly the best song on the cd, they show us the "sensitive side" of Spinal Tap, while almost hinting at the things to come with a large, extensive solo in the middle, which leads into a psychadelic song complete with grunts and shouting, and a repetetive up-down riff. As songs like America and Cups and Cakes, (listen to the) Flower People and Gimme Some Money, they're the more funny of the songs, considering that they do it so well.
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You can just see the short people dancing around the stonehenge.Īs the movie tells us, Spinal Tap have been around since the Beatles, and even tried to join that style. The best part is the mandolin solo in Stonehenge. And who can resist Rock and Roll Creation and Stonehenge? Both songs are rather good, but for anyone who's seen the movie, the image of the live concerts are just too awesome. Slow, powerful drumming just gives it that extra metal touch. The guitar riff fits the song, while the bass pattern embrasses. Some songs might appeal to some Heavy Duty is the perfect Metallica mockery, complete with dumb-sounding backing vocals and a rather evil-sounding aura to it, but c'mon, it just can't be evil. The highlight in the heavier songs would have to be the whole thing that they're just not trying at all, but still making us shake our head and regret the eighties.
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Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight, you realize what Spinal Tap could do musically, with some rather cheesy solos and, uh, intersting lyrics ("The Windows Dirty, The Mattress Stinks, This Ain't No Place To Be Man"), you can really see that Spinal Tap does a really good job of smashing the metal scene to bits. Mostly played out on power chords, fuzzy distortion, keyboards, lame drumming and less than desirable vocals, with some outragous lyrics, a signature that the movie trademark. One thing that might shock you is that the music itself is actually not too bad, some alot better than what was floating around in the eighties. But enough about the movie, it's the music we're talking about today. Parnell play washed up metal gods trying to re-ignite their career with a new album (Smell the Glove not available in stores) and a successful U.S. Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, David Katt and R.J.
It's a great movie, but some people have trouble with the fact that Spinal Tap is a fake band, aimed towards the glam metal music scene exploding out of Europe at the time. If you haven't seen the movie, go see it. Few movies were as unforgettable - or funny - as the notorious Spinal Tap, a mock/rockumentary directed by one of today's most looked up to directors, Rob Reiner.
A time when macho guys singin ballads about lovin' (though they obviously meant sex) was acceptable? When one hit wonders had terrible songs, men wore makeup and movies embraced the music culture. What else can I say to remind you of tight leather pants, big blond hair and ripped tiger tees.
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