This
is my second helping of CyberPeanut and the fact that this is 22 tracks whereas
the first was a whopping 26 should in no way discourage you from rocking out to
both of them, which total almost an amazing 50 songs (48 to be precise, if you’re
not good at the math)
At
times this can sound like folk punk and at other times it’s just plain
silly. A song like “Sushi Girl”, which
perhaps borrows from that “Turning Japanese” song, is an example of how it can
be silly, but the whole second half of the cassette can demonstrate a slightly
more serious side. Either way, you
cannot deny that there is talent here.
In
fact, on the eleventh song (which follows “Sushi Girl”) there is a bit of
Nirvana coming through somehow that should silence even the harshest of
CyberPeanut critics. Yet, CyberPeanut
doesn’t seem to have the naysayers following them, as there is a song dedicated
to everyone who loves CyberPeanut and includes a shout out to Captain Crook Records
head honcho Slade Nevin. (If
CyberPeanut should ever want to throw my name into that song, I would not mind)
Oh,
and um, this does also include the “Oh Mercy MiMi Theme Song”, so I expect that
to debut as an animated series any time now.
You know, I just read the other day that The Simpsons will be crossing
over with Futurama now, after they do their Family Guy crossover, so the ball
is in your court, Fox. #rupertmurdoch
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