Trailer Park

Trailer Park

Editorial Reviews

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Beth Orton is the rare vocalist who exists between disparate worlds; she is a singer with a folkie soul who is as comfortable accompanied by an acoustic guitar as by electronic rhythms. Indeed, most people first heard her on William Orbit's Hinterland album and on the Chemical Brothers' Exit Planet Dust. Likewise, her slightly askance vocal style seems to betray naiveté, while lyrically there is a world-weary depth that the latest spate of tough-talking Lolitas cannot muster. Each song's closely observed details create small ripples that grow to substantial emotional waves by album's end; this very promising debut should be the harbinger of great things to come from Orton, with or without the help of a Lilith Fair or anything beyond the integrity of her songs and the wise lilt of her voice. --Alan E. Rapp

Product Description
Debut album from singer/ songwriter whose vocal talents have previously graced tracks for both Chemical Brothers and Red Snapper. Andrew Weatherall remixed many of the 12 tracks on the album, which includes the singles 'She Cries Your Name', 'Touch Me With Your Love' & 'Someone's Daughter'. This Japanese pressing also includes the bonus track, 'It's Not The Spotlight' as well as including a lyric booklet which is exclusive to this pressing. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

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Trailer Park

Trailercana
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • musicians with an authentic sound and sense of humor
  • extraordinary
  • Clever lyrics by, for and about real people...
  • It's a hoot!!!
  • Humorous, intelligent folk-country-soul
Trailercana

Manufacturer: DPR Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000PLXFJC
Release Date: 2007-05-08

Tracks:

  1. Living in Aluminum
  2. The Devil Gets More Credit Than He Deserves
  3. Joan of Arkansas
  4. DysFUNKtional
  5. I Was Just Flipped Off by a Silver Haired Old Lady With a 'Honk If You
  6. Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now
  7. I Wanna Live in a Billboard
  8. Dora's Dark Side
  9. Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now (Reprise)
  10. KOA Refugee
  11. Prozac Made Me Stay
  12. Full Moon Nights in Pine View Heights
  13. Cubic Zirconium in the Rough
  14. I Married Up
  15. Ron Howard's Brother
  16. Falling in Love in America

Product Description

Like a surreal Norman Rockwell painting come to life, Antsy McClain is the embodiment of the small-town, blue-collar life he experienced growing up in a little Kentucky trailer park called Pine View Heights and reared by a truck driving father and an Avon selling mother. Trailercana features guest appearances from Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac, Bobby Cochran of Steppenwolf, Tommy Smothers, and Bonnie Bramlett. A glimpse of song titles from Trailercana offers a tantalizing look into McClains wry blend of humor and emotional depth. He serves up an ode to pseudo-celebrity in Ron Howards Brother and revels in the irony of I Was Just Flipped Off By A Silver Haired Old Lady. Mix in songs like Cubic Zerconium In The Rough, Joan of Arkansas, KOA Refugee and Prozac Made Me Stay, and its obvious that McClain has a slightly skewered view of life in the U.S. of A. He infused the album with the rootsy, muscular blend of rock and roll that has become his trademark. Wildly independent and fiercely creative, Antsy McClain is staking his claim on pop culture. His plot may not be huge, but hes mining it deep, uncovering little musical gems for Trailercana.

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars musicians with an authentic sound and sense of humor.......2007-07-21

As a former trailer inhabitant myself, I was quite curious to see how Antsy McClain and the Trailer Park Troubadours' latest album, Trailercana, would move me. While I was not immediately turned off as Antsy and his band of rockabilly misfits cranked out twangy opener "Living in Aluminum" and other saloony sing-alongs, Trailercana isn't an album I'd listen to more than once.

Not to say Antsy and the Trailer Park Troubadours don't do what they do well. Fans should be more than pleased with the band's latest backyard barbeque effort. I'm just not a fan of the genre - kind of Dire Straits meets Jimmy Buffet in a back-country bar. However, I'm highly appreciative of musicians with an authentic sound and sense of humor, and in that regard, Trailercana will resonate, given the right audience.

With track titles like "KOA Refugee," "Ron Howard's Brother," and my personal favorite, "I Was Just Flipped Off by a Silver Haired Old Lady With a `Honk If You Love Jesus' Sticker on the Bumper of Her Car," Trailercana delivers melodic comical narratives with a genuine fondness for the trashiness of trailer park living - true Americana - with guitar slides and harmonies to boot.

And while I cringe at the thought of joining the Troubadours' cult of fanatics (dubbed `flamingo heads'), I'm still a sucker for a well-groomed man in wingtips and black-framed glasses. If you are one to indulge your curiosities, Trailercana might just be worth a listen.

5 out of 5 stars extraordinary.......2007-07-15

Antsy is an extraordinary song writer and performer. There is a wit and honesty in the music that is unique in the music business.

5 out of 5 stars Clever lyrics by, for and about real people..........2007-07-07

This cd is worth buying for song titles alone: Living in Aluminum, Prozac Made Me Stay, Ron Howard's Brother, A Cubic Zirconium in the Rough and I Married Up, plus the clincher I Was Just Flipped Off by a Silver-Haired Old Lady.

The lyrics more than live up to the song titles, and in addition to their hilarity, Antsy McClain has a technically good voice down to a good growl or two. You can clearly understand every word he sings. Harmonizing vocals are just right...the guest artists are a pleasant surprise and the range of musical styles from folkabilly to reggae to Buffettesque country and pop make for an interesting and varied selection of songs. Falling in Love in America is one of the best pop songs I've ever heard. There are butt-kicking horn arrangments, and hey, Antsy certainly has his own unique look. Who knew Rave was such a great hair-care product?

Trailercana is a bold and clever concept cd--by, for and about real people, a light-hearted reminder that most of us are one or two generations removed from blue collar roots and that is nothing to be ashamed of.



5 out of 5 stars It's a hoot!!!.......2007-06-28

It is laugh out loud fun, complete with lots of talented players. The words are understandable and often come to mind to create a private, funny moment that no one else understands.

I hope I can see a live performance soon.

4 out of 5 stars Humorous, intelligent folk-country-soul.......2007-06-18

The Kentucky bred McClain has made a career out of this trailer-park upbringing, blending clever humor and wry social observations with enticing country soul music. There's a hint of Rodney Crowell's wordiness in these sixteen tracks that combines nicely with a touch of Kinky Friedman's irreverence. McClain's satire can be both whimsical and poignant, which might suggest country antecedents like Sheb Wooley or Cledus T. Judd, but he's more of a humorous musician than a musical humorist, clever like Ben Vaughn and Barnaked ladies, with a fine voice filled with the sly good times of Charlie Robison and Jimmy Buffett.

The rocking opener "Living in Aluminum" states McClain's case for contentment without resorting to materialism, "I don't need a house of vinyl / I don't need a house of wood / There ain't no better way to test your mettle / Than in a semi-precious metal neighborhood." McClain expands on personal responsibility in "The Devil Gets More Credit Than He Deserves" (with guest Lindsey Buckingham providing electric guitar) and considers religious hypocrisy in the true-life folk-gospel "I Was Just Flipped Off by a Silver Haired Old Lady With a 'Honk If You Love Jesus' Sticker on the Bumper of Her Car."

McClain sings of escaping into the perfect world of a billboard, the dire consequences of PMS, and the torment of a post-breakup stay at KOA. His sedated "Prozac Made Me Stay" features a guest appearance from Tommy Smothers, and "Full Moon in Pine View Heights" recalls characters from his childhood, including a date who "had eyebrows plucked thinner than a razor's edge / She smelled like popcorn, Quaker State and Lemon Pledge." His ode to "Ron Howard's Brother" returns to the theme of finding satisfaction in one's circumstance, and plays it straight for the album's closer, an evocative poem of America and young love.

This is a surprisingly sophisticated independent release featuring sixteen originals, self-produced with original artwork and graphic design by the singer himself. McClain is an accomplished songwriter whose work should find favor with both country and pop audiences, reviving the storytelling Jim Croce brought to the top of the charts in the 1970s. His band is powerful and plays country-folk-soul with funky touches of horns, organ and electric slide guitar. Someone in the record industry ought to wake up and sign this guy! [©2007 redtunictroll at hotmail dot com]
Trailer Park
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Fans can never be objective...
  • Better in Person
  • Things must get mighty dull in that chill-out room
  • What they say about you, it's true...you know it, too
  • Insert Superlative Here
Trailer Park
Beth Orton
Manufacturer: Arista
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000003RSF
Release Date: 1997-04-29

Tracks:

  1. She Cries Your Name
  2. Tangent
  3. Don't Need A Reason
  4. Live As You Dream
  5. Sugar Boy
  6. Touch Me With Your Love
  7. Whenever
  8. How Far
  9. Someone's Daughter
  10. I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine
  11. Galaxy Of Emptiness

Amazon.com

Beth Orton is the rare vocalist who exists between disparate worlds; she is a singer with a folkie soul who is as comfortable accompanied by an acoustic guitar as by electronic rhythms. Indeed, most people first heard her on William Orbit's Hinterland album and on the Chemical Brothers' Exit Planet Dust. Likewise, her slightly askance vocal style seems to betray naiveté, while lyrically there is a world-weary depth that the latest spate of tough-talking Lolitas cannot muster. Each song's closely observed details create small ripples that grow to substantial emotional waves by album's end; this very promising debut should be the harbinger of great things to come from Orton, with or without the help of a Lilith Fair or anything beyond the integrity of her songs and the wise lilt of her voice. --Alan E. Rapp

Album Description

Debut album from singer/ songwriter whose vocal talents have previously graced tracks for both Chemical Brothers and Red Snapper. Andrew Weatherall remixed many of the 12 tracks on the album, which includes the singles 'She Cries Your Name', 'Touch Me With Your Love' & 'Someone's Daughter'. This Japanese pressing also includes the bonus track, 'It's Not The Spotlight' as well as including a lyric booklet which is exclusive to this pressing.

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Fans can never be objective..........2006-04-26

From the OBJECTIVE reviewer...Beth has a unique voice...kudos...and this album highlights perfectly her folk sensibility with the touch of electronic influence she probably picked up from William Orbit.

3 out of 5 stars Better in Person.......2003-07-18

After seeing Beth Orton live at Field Day I was impressed by her accoustic solo music, as well as her lively personality. I was so excited to buy this cd based on what I had heard, but was dissapointed when I received it. Very little of the folkish guitar work that I had fell in love with was audible on the CD, and Orton over-layers her work with poppy base and drums. At some points on this CD she reminds me of radiohead (faintly) or Beck (especially on "tangent"), and at times delivers the folk feel that I found so appealing, but for the most part comes off as poppy and frankly, boring. Though this CD is certainly worth buying for tracks 1-3 and 10 and 11, it lacks replay value.

Perhaps I am being overly critical because I had such high expectations for Beth. I would reccomend buying this CD, however, see her live. She is a great musician and a charming personality.

3 out of 5 stars Things must get mighty dull in that chill-out room.......2003-03-29

This album always gets hyped as folk meets trip hop, which superficially sounds like an interesting meld. The truth of it is, however, that the "hop" never comes, and all you're left with is a long, slow trip into tired folk. Beth's vocals, during the very few seconds she manages to perk up, have a similarity to Carol King. Some might view that as a recommendation. The unobtrusive atmospherics make this pleasant-enough as background noise for when you're doing something like reading, but if you're doing something more active (like, say, washing the dishes) you might want a less somnambulant soundtrack.

5 out of 5 stars What they say about you, it's true...you know it, too.......2002-12-03

A lot of bizarre labels have been attached to the music of Beth Orton: Folk and rock, to be sure, but also trip hop, beat hop, treat beat, beat bop, seat crop, and lounge. It doesn't matter that i made up half of those words just now, and it doesn't matter that you even try to put Beth Orton into some tidy little pigeon hole, because her music is impossible to nail down. What is Beth Orton's music? It's beautiful, soulful, witty, heartbreaking, and damned near perfect. She's not the next anyone. She's the first Beth Orton.

5 out of 5 stars Insert Superlative Here.......2002-11-01

Started with Daybreaker and worked my way backward through Central Reservation and just received Trailer Park. All three are excellent.

All three are different and unique in their own way. I think that Beth's voice is clearer and less edgy on Trailer Park than her later work which is a very pleasant surprise as the lyrics - which are excellent - can be understood. In some ways this CD reminds me more of Daybreaker than CR as both span alot of musical territory from straight acoustic guitar to orchestral movements.

There are few artists that I can honestly say that I take great pleasure in all of their CD's, Beth is one. Yeah I know I haven't mentioned "Best Bits" which I have also received but have not really listened to - but this is a remarkable string of CD's.

There are those who simply do not like Beth's voice and those who don't want to spend the energy to listen to music that is better with active brain activity. That means that you really have to listen to the music to really get what Beth is doing - it really is not suited to backround music. If you don't fall into either category you will more than likely fall in love with Beth like I have.
The Great American Trailer Park Musical
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Trailer Park Musical a good hear.
  • A Tornado of Fun!
  • One Of My Favorite New Musicals In Years
  • The show (and Recording) ROCKS
  • Wasn't That Funny
The Great American Trailer Park Musical

Manufacturer: Ghostlight
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Musicals | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000CNE13M
Release Date: 2006-01-17

Tracks:

  1. This Side Of The Tracks
  2. One Step Closer
  3. The Buck Stops Here
  4. It Doesn't Take A Genius
  5. Owner Of My Heart
  6. The Great American TV Show
  7. Flushed Down The Pipes
  8. Storm's A-Brewin
  9. Road Kill
  10. But He's Mine/It's Never Easy
  11. That's Why I Love My Man
  12. Panic
  13. Finale
  14. This Side Of The Tracks (Remix)

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Trailer Park Musical a good hear........2007-05-15

This musical is a good laugh and can bring up the spirits of any musical theatre buff. The voices are excellent and they showcase a great characterization of the personages represented in the show. It is a CD that entices the listener to go ahead and get tickets to the show and go see it. Also a personal acquaintance of mine Leslie Kritzer does a phenomenal job on the CD.

5 out of 5 stars A Tornado of Fun!.......2007-04-10

This seems to be my year for finding recordings of lesser known musicals that are just awesome. It started with buying Zombie Prom, and continues with The Great American Trailer Park Musical!

But this show is just all-out fun! The tunes are catchy (I got one of them running through my head, right now) and the lyrics are quite clever. The three main ladies become the Greek chorus, telling us about life in their trailer park, Armadillo Acres, located in Starke, Florida. The show then focuses on one agoraphobic housewife who hasn't left her trailer in 20 years, and her husband who has had enough and starts fooling around with a stripper who is on the run from her boyfriend. Sound crazy? It is! And a whole lotta fun!

Yes, there are some explicit lyrics, but nothing excessive. So do yourself a favor and give this album a listen. You might just want to move into your own "manufactured home" before you know it.

5 out of 5 stars One Of My Favorite New Musicals In Years.......2007-01-31

When I tell people about this show, I tell them it is far better than it had to be... With a title like that, the audience draw is already built in, but with great songs and a very clever story (without ever being offensive or degrading) this musical is a fun hit. And while it is not the old-school "Okalhoma" style musical, there are a lot of musical niceties about the show - layered melody lines, tight harmonies and clever clever phrases and lyrics. I fully recommend it.

5 out of 5 stars The show (and Recording) ROCKS.......2006-09-26

The whole point of theatre, even in a tongue-in-cheek satire like this one, is to have some sense of truth. The "Great American Trailer Park Musical" completely hits the target dead-on. With it's ridiculous pop culture references, use of white trash musical pastiche (honky tonk country, corporate rock, wedding disco, and the like), and general use of bad taste in a visual (and audio) aesthetic, the show is one loaded joke that never tires. And the over the top performances, all grounded in this evident truth, provide an evening of Laugh after Laugh - more so than similar pieces like "Urinetown" and "Altar Boys".
Sure the language, for those who have expressed concern in above reviews, can be strong at times. But never is the language used in a matter of fact fashion. For those who have ever even remotely hung around a trailer park (as it quite Clearly states in the TITLE) or even around those who inhabit a Sociologists Jackpot of research, You know that crude humor and strong language are staple of the norm.
"Oklahoma" and "Cats" this show is not. However, "Great American Trailer Park Musical" is a definite piece to listen and pay attention to. With the general climate of new musicals to be either repackaged musicals from movies (Wedding Singer, Hairspray, Footloose, etc) or jukebox musicals (Mamma Mia, All Shook Up, Hot Feet, etc) - there is a new genre that is emerging, the "in-joke" musical. Trailer Park, Altar Boys, Spelling Bee, and title of show are examples of this. These are shows that blur satire and exaggeration with real life all the while dealing in a specific subject matter.
"Trailer Park" is a hip, new and exciting piece of music theatre, even if not groundbreaking. For those who like to play it safe may I suggest the "20 Great Broadway ShowStoppers" CD - all songs are from 1932 to 1949. You will be sure no profane language will infect you there.

2 out of 5 stars Wasn't That Funny.......2006-07-29

I gave this a good listen, but did not find it all that funny ... or memorable.
Trailer Park Boys: The Movie
Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
  • The Movie...
  • Trailer Park Boys Addict Classic!!
  • The Trailer Park Boys' Movie
Trailer Park Boys: The Movie
Original Soundtrack
Manufacturer: Anthem Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000ICM19S
Release Date: 2006-10-09

Tracks:

  1. Big Dirty Drums
  2. I Fought the Law
  3. Spirit of Radio
  4. Trailer Park Life
  5. Credulence
  6. Sweet Leaf - Alexisonfire
  7. All Touch - Rough Trade
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  12. Swamp Water - Swollen Members
  13. Ricky's Day in Court
  14. Liquor & Whores

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars The Movie..........2007-07-15

seriously.... anyone who didnt like the movie has rocks in their head... there were some really awesome moments that make me smile when i think about them.... i loved the movie... everything always ends up so crappy for the boys... but in the movie... everything works out in the end.... you have to look for the little moments.. and appreciate them... going in for thebig dirty... the slow mo. footage was fantastic... really made me laugh... and julian put his drink down in the end of the movie!!! that was gold... i really loved the film... and look forward to purchasing the sound track... Love a die hard fan.... p.s. rob wells is a very sexy man lol

5 out of 5 stars Trailer Park Boys Addict Classic!!.......2007-05-14

If you love the Trailer Park Boys, or if you just love mockumentaries, spoofs, and gut-busting idiocy, this is the movie for you! This is THE mockumentary movie of all times - and will create a TPB addict out of you if you aren't already a junkie.

1 out of 5 stars The Trailer Park Boys' Movie.......2007-03-13

It was so, so disappointing!! I am an avid fan, and could not WAIT for the movie to come out on DVD. I pre-ordered a copy, watched it the evening it arrived, and was under-whelmed. It is (in my opinion) worse than the worst episode. The writers tried to introduce the entire series in a movie length of time; it was disjointed and not funny. Had I not been familiar with the series, I would have wondered what anyone liked about the show. The writers and cast are too talented for a production as this.
Trailer Park Pam
Average customer rating: Not rated
    Trailer Park Pam
    Trailer Park Pam
    Manufacturer: Inter
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD
    ASIN: B000MK6IU4

    Product Description

    1. Out of the sun 2. Buyer Beware (vula) 3. Falling stars 4. Talk Circus 5. Tell me 6. Photo memories 7. Blanket 8. Picture me 9. Dont write me 10. Threshold 11. Cop song 12. Runaway
    Lady Luck
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Killer Detroit Band
    • Smokin' Little Band
    • Supersonic Action-Packed and Estrogen Powered
    Lady Luck
    Broadzilla
    Manufacturer: Broadzilla
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B0000EZV7I
    Release Date: 2006-01-10

    Tracks:

    1. Ecstacy
    2. Liquor Snatch
    3. Diamond Sex Goddess
    4. Y Did U Have 2B Psycho?
    5. High Society
    6. Sacred Heart Song
    7. Lady Luck
    8. On the Run
    9. Stargazer
    10. Four: Twenty
    11. Love Child
    12. Burn Baby Burn!
    13. Liquor Snatch [DeTroit Techno Remix][*]

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Killer Detroit Band.......2006-12-20

    Basically, this is a really strong hard rock disc - and not metal, though it's just as heavy. Angie Zilla's drumming is powerful and the guitar is in your face. The vocals are a throaty bellow in Rachael's small voice - the result is cool, like Joan Jett at 13. The bass is barely audible on headphones, though, so that is a little problem. But don't think they can't play their instruments! The lyrics are gritty, funny and grounded in reality, which proves this isn't metal. My only gripe is the remix track, which is eye-wateringly awful. Well worth buying.

    5 out of 5 stars Smokin' Little Band.......2006-02-28

    I caught these guys in a little club in Columbus about a year ago, and after they tore the roof off the place, I had to pick this album up. Lady Luck does a good job capturing the energy the band puts out live, with a quick pace and clear, punchy production. The tunes are straight ahead, catchy and powerful hard rock; kind of like Motorhead (...). Rachael May has a great, rough voice, Angie Manly's drumming is tight and energetic, and Rachael and Kim Essiambre's guitar / bass work is rocking (if not overly complicated). This kind of stuff is usually not my cup of tea, but I'm still jamming this album regularly. Buy it.

    5 out of 5 stars Supersonic Action-Packed and Estrogen Powered.......2005-12-06

    Here's an up-and-coming band that deserves to be so famous that they inspire a worldwide backlash from mere jealous mortals. Broadzilla are a jawdroppingly powerful metal band out of Detroit with this era's most effective combination of melody and muscle, and this album is their 2001 masterpiece. The Broadzilla sound is built upon the relentless and maximalist drum onslaught of Angie Manly and the booming classic metal basslines of Kim Essiambre. The lightning rod of the band is singer/guitarist Rachel May, a vocalist of great emotive power and a lyricist of serious skill and insight. This album's top highlights are the neckbreaking "Y Did U Have 2B Psycho," a remorseless buttkicking both lyrically and musically, and "Four: Twenty" which delivers a monstrous groove and Rachel May's best sultry vocal performance. Broadzilla's creativity as players and songwriters is also evident in the minimal AC/DC-like strut of "Diamond Sex Goddess" and a bluesy boogie rave-up in "On the Run." And the band opens up new future avenues for their sound in the ominous and extra-long "High Society," not to mention a brilliant cover of "Love Child" (originally by Diana Ross and the Supremes) in which the band brings out the pain and redemption of the lyrics in ways far beyond the sunny Motown delivery of the original. If you're a heavy rock fan looking for a brighter and more exciting future, Broadzilla is your new favorite band. [~doomsdayer520~]
    Doublewide & Dangerous
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • truly, the best!
    • The Troubs Rawk!
    • Best In the Park
    • 2 Troubs in a Trailer--laughing all the way
    • You won't hear music this good on a top 40 station.
    Doublewide & Dangerous
    Trailer Park Troubadours
    Manufacturer: Rio Star Ent.
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00000IO9V
    Release Date: 1999-05-11

    Tracks:

    1. One Less Trailer (Here In Pine View Heights)
    2. Having A Good Time Tonight
    3. Aunt Beula's Roadkill Overcoat
    4. It Ain't Home 'Til You Take The Wheels Off
    5. The Croquet King
    6. Skinny Women Ain't Hip
    7. Folkabilly Shuffle
    8. Trailer Park Princess
    9. Trailer Park In Heaven
    10. Mud Wrasslin' At Pinky's
    11. Run With The Scissors
    12. Wreck Of The Bookmobile
    13. The Clapper Song
    14. Redneck Aphrodisiac
    15. It Ain't Home 'Til You Take The Wheels Off (Reprise)

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars truly, the best!.......2005-06-13

    These guys from The Trailor Park Troubadours are very talented. Their songs will put a smile on anyone's face... at least the one who don't own a trailor or aren't afraid to admit that they're a redneck.

    5 out of 5 stars The Troubs Rawk!.......2005-04-11

    The Trailer Park Troubadours are the most high energy feel good band ever! Besides hilarious lyrics, their outstanding musical talents make them the most fun band you'll ever see. Check out their website at: http://www.unhitched. I guarantee you'll be glad you did, and you can thank me later when you see me at one of their concerts where everybody will be having the time of their lives. You can buy all their cds and a dvd at their site for way cheaper than here!

    5 out of 5 stars Best In the Park.......2004-02-16

    Great CD, great band. When was the last time you found a CD you could sing along to that was clever, fresh, and very listenable AND you could play for your kids? These songs have wit, a beat, and energy level that will entertain the whole trailer park.

    5 out of 5 stars 2 Troubs in a Trailer--laughing all the way.......2000-02-24

    I have known these guys since their early days of dragging their trailer from place to place singing for their supper. They have finally hit the big time in a doublewide cruising down the fast lane. These songs are dynamite and will blow the unwary listener away. If you like fun singalong music, you'll love this one!

    5 out of 5 stars You won't hear music this good on a top 40 station........1999-10-25

    To be honest, I bought my copy at Walmart. Where else would you expect to find something like this.

    They sing about trailers, trailer parks and the people that populate them. These are songs about the people you know, probably someone you're related to.

    They remind me of Jimmy Buffet. In fact if Jimmy Buffet lived in a trailer, he would probaly sing songs like this.

    Too bad they didn't put any copies out on 8-track.

    Really, though, this is great stuff.
    Way Cool World
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • Heard it? Buy it.
    Way Cool World
    Trailer Park Troubadours
    Manufacturer: Rugburn Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    Pop RockPop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Comedy | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music
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    1. Doublewide & Dangerous
    2. Trailercana

    ASIN: B000CAD6GI
    Release Date: 2002-10-01

    Tracks:

    1. Trailer on the Bayou
    2. Way Cool World
    3. My Baby Whistles When She Walks
    4. Prelude to a Storm
    5. If the Trailer Ain't Level
    6. Primer Grey Impala
    7. Mobile
    8. Spit Cup
    9. Mom's Tattoo
    10. Custom-Made, Airbrushed License Plate
    11. Jailbird Beauty
    12. She's Better Looking When You're Lonely
    13. What Could I Be Doing?
    14. Inspector 372
    15. Flem's Lament
    16. Have You Never Been Mellow?

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Heard it? Buy it........2007-06-02

    I first heard the Trailer Park Troubadours a few years ago when I lived in Santa Cruz. KPIG, the excellent alt-country-bluegrass-whatever station in nearby Freedom, played "My Baby Whistles When She Walks" one afternoon in the car, and I nearly lost it. It was like country with the playfulness of They Might Be Giants, and I deem that a good thing.
    Rushed out to the record store to buy it, and wasn't disappointed. Their cover of Olivia Newton-John's "Have You Never Been Mellow?" alone is worth the price of admission.

    1. Trailer on the Bayou
    2. Way Cool World
    3. My Baby Whistles When She Walks
    4. Prelude to a Storm (Instrumental)
    5. If the Trailer Ain't Level
    6. Primer Grey Impala
    7. Mobile
    8. Spit Cup
    9. Mom's Tattoo
    10. Custom-Made, Airbrushed License Plate
    11. Jailbird Beauty
    12. She's Better Lookin' When You're Lonely
    13. What Could I Be Doing?
    14. Inspector 372
    15. Flem's Lament
    16. Have You Never Been Mellow?
    Trailer Park
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • Fans can never be objective...
    • Better in Person
    • Things must get mighty dull in that chill-out room
    • What they say about you, it's true...you know it, too
    • Insert Superlative Here
    Trailer Park
    Beth Orton
    Manufacturer: Dedicated
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
    Singer-SongwritersSinger-Songwriters | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
    Indie RockIndie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Folk | Styles | Music
    Alternative FolkAlternative Folk | Contemporary Folk | Folk | Styles | Music
    Singer-SongwritersSinger-Songwriters | Pop | Styles | Music
    Adult AlternativeAdult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music
    Folk RockFolk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Rock | Styles | Music
    ElectronicaElectronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
    Trip-HopTrip-Hop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
    RockRock | Imports | Stores | Music
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    1. Central Reservation
    2. Daybreaker
    3. Comfort of Strangers
    4. The Other Side of Daybreak
    5. Pass in Time: The Definitive Collection

    ASIN: B000024MDG
    Release Date: 2007-03-19

    Tracks:

    1. She Cries Your Name
    2. Tangent
    3. Don't Need A Reason
    4. Live As You Dream
    5. Sugar Boy
    6. Touch Me With Your Love
    7. Whenever
    8. How Far
    9. Someone's Daughter
    10. I WIsh I Never Saw The Sunshine
    11. Galaxy Of Emptiness

    Amazon.com

    Beth Orton is the rare vocalist who exists between disparate worlds; she is a singer with a folkie soul who is as comfortable accompanied by an acoustic guitar as by electronic rhythms. Indeed, most people first heard her on William Orbit's Hinterland album and on the Chemical Brothers' Exit Planet Dust. Likewise, her slightly askance vocal style seems to betray naiveté, while lyrically there is a world-weary depth that the latest spate of tough-talking Lolitas cannot muster. Each song's closely observed details create small ripples that grow to substantial emotional waves by album's end; this very promising debut should be the harbinger of great things to come from Orton, with or without the help of a Lilith Fair or anything beyond the integrity of her songs and the wise lilt of her voice. --Alan E. Rapp

    Album Description

    Debut album from singer/ songwriter whose vocal talents have previously graced tracks for both Chemical Brothers and Red Snapper. Andrew Weatherall remixed many of the 12 tracks on the album, which includes the singles 'She Cries Your Name', 'Touch Me With Your Love' & 'Someone's Daughter'. This Japanese pressing also includes the bonus track, 'It's Not The Spotlight' as well as including a lyric booklet which is exclusive to this pressing.

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Fans can never be objective..........2006-04-26

    From the OBJECTIVE reviewer...Beth has a unique voice...kudos...and this album highlights perfectly her folk sensibility with the touch of electronic influence she probably picked up from William Orbit.

    3 out of 5 stars Better in Person.......2003-07-18

    After seeing Beth Orton live at Field Day I was impressed by her accoustic solo music, as well as her lively personality. I was so excited to buy this cd based on what I had heard, but was dissapointed when I received it. Very little of the folkish guitar work that I had fell in love with was audible on the CD, and Orton over-layers her work with poppy base and drums. At some points on this CD she reminds me of radiohead (faintly) or Beck (especially on "tangent"), and at times delivers the folk feel that I found so appealing, but for the most part comes off as poppy and frankly, boring. Though this CD is certainly worth buying for tracks 1-3 and 10 and 11, it lacks replay value.

    Perhaps I am being overly critical because I had such high expectations for Beth. I would reccomend buying this CD, however, see her live. She is a great musician and a charming personality.

    3 out of 5 stars Things must get mighty dull in that chill-out room.......2003-03-29

    This album always gets hyped as folk meets trip hop, which superficially sounds like an interesting meld. The truth of it is, however, that the "hop" never comes, and all you're left with is a long, slow trip into tired folk. Beth's vocals, during the very few seconds she manages to perk up, have a similarity to Carol King. Some might view that as a recommendation. The unobtrusive atmospherics make this pleasant-enough as background noise for when you're doing something like reading, but if you're doing something more active (like, say, washing the dishes) you might want a less somnambulant soundtrack.

    5 out of 5 stars What they say about you, it's true...you know it, too.......2002-12-03

    A lot of bizarre labels have been attached to the music of Beth Orton: Folk and rock, to be sure, but also trip hop, beat hop, treat beat, beat bop, seat crop, and lounge. It doesn't matter that i made up half of those words just now, and it doesn't matter that you even try to put Beth Orton into some tidy little pigeon hole, because her music is impossible to nail down. What is Beth Orton's music? It's beautiful, soulful, witty, heartbreaking, and damned near perfect. She's not the next anyone. She's the first Beth Orton.

    5 out of 5 stars Insert Superlative Here.......2002-11-01

    Started with Daybreaker and worked my way backward through Central Reservation and just received Trailer Park. All three are excellent.

    All three are different and unique in their own way. I think that Beth's voice is clearer and less edgy on Trailer Park than her later work which is a very pleasant surprise as the lyrics - which are excellent - can be understood. In some ways this CD reminds me more of Daybreaker than CR as both span alot of musical territory from straight acoustic guitar to orchestral movements.

    There are few artists that I can honestly say that I take great pleasure in all of their CD's, Beth is one. Yeah I know I haven't mentioned "Best Bits" which I have also received but have not really listened to - but this is a remarkable string of CD's.

    There are those who simply do not like Beth's voice and those who don't want to spend the energy to listen to music that is better with active brain activity. That means that you really have to listen to the music to really get what Beth is doing - it really is not suited to backround music. If you don't fall into either category you will more than likely fall in love with Beth like I have.
    Trailer Park Fire & Other Tragedies
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      Trailer Park Fire & Other Tragedies
      Jalan Crossland
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD
      ASIN: B000QDNPSU

      Product Description

      1 Hoboerotica 2 Alabama Sweetly 3 Great Atomic Power 4 Methamphetamine Saturday Night in the Country With You 5 Trailer Park Fire 6 The Little Girl & the Dreadful Snake 7 Pegleg 8 Hard Ol' Biznis 9 Big Country 10 Little Iron Cross 11 Jimmy's Band 12 Devil's Dream 13 Spider

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      6. Where the Humans Eat
      7. Wiretap Scars
      8. Wray's Three Track Shack
      9. Wrong-Eyed Jesus: Mysterious Tales of How I Shoute
      10. 2 A.M. Wakeup Call

      Rap Music

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