Cracker

Editorial Reviews
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After college-radio faves Camper Van Beethoven's 1990 breakup, frontman David Lowery moved from California to Virginia and whittled his music down to its pickup-truck-rock roots. This more basic approach hardly affected Lowery's piss-and-vinegar stance (witness the singles "Teen Angst," "Can I Take My Gun to Heaven?", and "Don't Fuck Me Up [with Peace and Love]"). The combination would take Cracker to near-platinum status with their second album, Kerosene Hat, but this debut makes an equally convincing argument for Lowery's choice. --Rickey Wright

Music Review:

1. Death for Life
2. Devils Night Out
3. Don't Try This at Home
4. Educated Guess
5. Expo Remix [CD-single]
6. Field Songs
7. File Under: Easy Listening
8. Flowers [Import] [Original recording remastered]
9. Four Rooms: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [Soundtrack]
10. Go 2 [Original recording remastered]

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Sheena Easton

Symphonies 3 & 4 / Munch Edition 8

Six Concerti Armonici

Music: Untitled [Import]

Trance 2005, Die Erste [Import]

t.A.T.u. Remixes [Enhanced] [Import]

Togism2 [Import]

The Very Best of Christopher Cross

Sing Me A Story-Tell Me A Song Volume 2

The Best of Sweet [Import]

The Process of Belief

The Spirit Is Willing

The Day Hell Broke Loose [Explicit Lyrics]

Power Classics! Volumes 1-10

Carnegie Hall Concert