Suck It & See [Explicit Lyrics]

Suck It & See [Explicit Lyrics]

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com
When one sets out to pay tribute to pornography, the task is a weird one. Is the Bacchanalian concept being heralded? The sex trade? The porn film tradition? Phone sex? When Howie B makes his nod to the porn industry, he merely rolls it all together, matching different sex vibes to different spots and different artists on this two-CD set. A persisting--really an undulating--moan is peppered throughout the set, giving it an uncertain erotic ambiance. But the compilation's eroticism is joined to the proverbial hip with porn's other constancy: voyeurism. Everything on the disc seems shrouded in beats and electronic atmospherics, with faint suggestions of sex emanating here and there. And because so much of the set is about suggestion and voyeurism, it's a fairly effective mood-setting ensemble. Ending this homage to porn is its most explicitly pornographic episode--and also the only tune to break the boundaries of musicality--the simple if tell-all dialogue of "Jenny Cum Lately" by Naked Funk. The song earns its chops by being something other than a song, a display of phone-sex verbal games that spare no details. It leaves the musical world behind, perhaps in astonishment of the blissful babble that takes the place of imagined-sex adventures. --Andrew Bartlett

From the Label
A kinky little collection of erotic electronic music. Pussyfoot (the UK based label founded by Howie B in 1994) has released several very successful concept-driven compilations, including 1996's spy-music themed Pussy Galore. For Suck It And See, Pussyfoot's stable of cutting edge electronic artists were all asked to make a track with a pornographic theme, a sonic interpretation of the word and its connotations. It proved a popular idea indeed; once the word got out, they were deluged with submissions that were later edited down to this 2CD set.

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Suck It & See [Explicit Lyrics]

Jarhead
Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
  • You fools!
  • Missing Theme Song - but otherwise not bad
  • Fine score, but a consumer warning for the CD
  • Thomas Newman is a Genius!
  • Almost perfect for the film, loses points as a cd
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ASIN: B000BVRM1S
Release Date: 2005-12-06

Tracks:

  1. Welcome To The Suck
  2. Raining Oil
  3. Battery Run
  4. Mirage Bedouin
  5. Don't Worry Be Happy - Bobby McFerrin
  6. No Standard Solution
  7. 8 Men 5 Camels
  8. Full Chemical Gear
  9. Unsick Most Ricky-Tick
  10. Morning Glory
  11. Bang A Gong (Get It On) - T-Rex
  12. Desert Storm
  13. Desert Sunrise
  14. Zoomies
  15. Horse
  16. Pink Mist
  17. Jarhead For Life - Naughty By Nature
  18. O.P.P. - Naughty By Nature
  19. Dickskinner
  20. Permission To Fire
  21. Dead Anyway
  22. Scuds
  23. Listen Up - Public Enemy
  24. Fight The Power - Public Enemy
  25. Soldier's Things - Tom Waits

Amazon.com

For his third collaboration with director Sam Mendes (after American Beauty and The Shawshank Redemption), composer Thomas Newman has come up with one of his finest scores. The music mixes modern atmospheric quasi-rock touches with Middle Eastern influences (with particularly great success on the tracks "Welcome to the Suck" and "Zoomies."). The latter manifest themselves in both the beats and the instrumentation--the credits include soloists on exotic instruments such as the bowed cumbus (a type of banjo-like lute) and the processed xaphoons (a sax made of bamboo). All the more jarring, then, when the CD's handful of songs pop up. (It's quite a jolt to hear Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry Be Happy" after four eerie instrumental tracks.) The other song picks are obvious but well chosen: T-Rex's "Bang a Gong (Get It On)," "Naughty by Nature's "O.P.P.," Public Enemy's "Fight the Power," and Tom Waits's "Soldier's Things." Still, it's Newman's work that propels this CD, not the pick-up songs. Surprisingly, Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries," which figures in one of the movie's most memorable scenes (when soldiers watch Apocalypse Now), isn't included here. --Elisabeth Vincentelli

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars You fools!.......2006-10-27

I am reading all the negative reviews of this soundtrack, and most of them mention the absence of Kanye West's "Jesus Walks." One reviewer gives the album one star because he was "misled" into buying the album.

Um, hello? This is an instrumental score for the film! NOT a Various Artists soundtrack! This is, you may have noticed, an album that falls under the name of Thomas Newman! If anyone bought this expecting other music, then it's entirely their own fault. It even says on the front: "MUSIC BY THOMAS NEWMAN."

That said, I'd also like to correct Amazon on something - they said this is Newman's third outing with Mendes, the other two being "Shawshank Redemption" and "American Beauty."

Shawshank was directed by Frank Darabont, NOT Sam Mendes.

Mendes' other pairing with Newman was actually on 2002's "Road to Perdition," which is another great soundtrack I'd heartily recommend purchasing.

3 out of 5 stars Missing Theme Song - but otherwise not bad.......2006-03-01

If you've watched the previews for this film, you're likely expecting a song called Jesus Walks by Kanye West to be on the soundtrack but it's not there - very annoying. But otherwise it's a pretty good CD of music to listen to while you work out or drive fast.

3 out of 5 stars Fine score, but a consumer warning for the CD.......2006-01-20

Thomas Newman's original music for JARHEAD is not only typically daring with many unconventional sounds (utilizing samples, electronic treatments and exotic percussion), but one of his most stirring, rock-influenced efforts as well (as with the opening track, "Welcome to the Suck"). At first I thought there were no melodies as memorable as "Dead Already" from AMERICAN BEAUTY or "Road to Chicago" from ROAD TO PERDITION, but the 3/4-time march used in both "Raining Oil" and "Desert Storm" has grown on me. Of course the CD is recommendable for Newman's score alone. But...

...while one doesn't buy a CD of this nature primarily for the extra songs, one does expect the extras to be competently presented when they appear. So I was taken aback to hear Public Enemy's "Fight the Power" at a faster tempo and higher pitch than usual, as though mastered from a sped-up tape. I can't think of any intentional reason for this, so I'm assuming it was a mistake, but either way I found it not only annoying in itself but because of "Fight the Power"'s thematic significance, with its reference to the Bobby McFerrin tune heard earlier in the movie. ("'Don't Worry Be Happy' was a number one jam/Damn if I say it you can slap me right here".)

So then, while I like the Thomas Newman score a lot, I'm docking the CD a star for the sped-up "Fight the Power". Caveat emptor.

5 out of 5 stars Thomas Newman is a Genius!.......2006-01-07

Thomas Newman is brilliant as always and delivers beautifully. Having read the book prior to the motion picture, Thomas Newman truly brings Swofford's tale to life. If you enjoyed The Horse Whisperer or the Shawshank Redemption score, then you'll thoroughly enjoy Jarhead.

3 out of 5 stars Almost perfect for the film, loses points as a cd.......2005-12-23

Make no mistake - Jarhead proves Thomas Newman's abillity to write music for film. He is not making the music in order to show off his amazing talents, he is making the music so it is perfect for the film. Whereas some composers might score depressing scenes with grand sweeping movements trying to make themselves look like complex composers, Newman knows what will enhance the scene and what won't, and what can convey the message required.

Ultimately, this describes Jarhead perfectly. I have seen the movie and music is seamless and perfect for it. For the most part, there is a sonic texture created, with guitars and drums to represent the bravado of the characters. If you are a fan of Newman's stirring orchestral works this is definitely not something you would like. Newer fans of "American Beauty" and the like will find things to enjoy here, but not in as vibrant or pleasing a way as in that album. The score on it's own is just not as exciting or involving as it could be. It is interesting in it's own right, but not very pleasing to hear. However, there are many good tracks interspersed throughout the score to take you to the good spot.

Overall, Jarhead warrants a 4.5/5 for the film, but on a cd, it's score drops to 3/5. It is pleasant at times, and mostly an interesting CD, but there are too many Newman masterpieces to consider this one high on your buying list. Then agan, if you are a Newman fan, this CD should satisfy you're urge to see what the guy is up to. Final score? Three out of five.
Suck It & See
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Hmm
  • Best "Not What You Think" CD Ever
  • not what you think
  • smooth and sexy with a few giggles
  • sucked it and i SAW
Suck It & See
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Manufacturer: Palm Pictures (Audio
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ASIN: B00000IXSE
Release Date: 1999-05-18

Tracks:

  1. Love Thong - Love T.K.O.
  2. Luv Bungalow - Kensuke Shiina
  3. Atomic Fuck Machine - Daddy Long Legs
  4. Porno Paradise - Rou Dou Dou
  5. Live From The Clermont Lounge - Tiff McGinnis
  6. Green Door - Fantastic Plastic Machine
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  8. Cum Dancing - Inevidence
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Amazon.com

When one sets out to pay tribute to pornography, the task is a weird one. Is the Bacchanalian concept being heralded? The sex trade? The porn film tradition? Phone sex? When Howie B makes his nod to the porn industry, he merely rolls it all together, matching different sex vibes to different spots and different artists on this two-CD set. A persisting--really an undulating--moan is peppered throughout the set, giving it an uncertain erotic ambiance. But the compilation's eroticism is joined to the proverbial hip with porn's other constancy: voyeurism. Everything on the disc seems shrouded in beats and electronic atmospherics, with faint suggestions of sex emanating here and there. And because so much of the set is about suggestion and voyeurism, it's a fairly effective mood-setting ensemble. Ending this homage to porn is its most explicitly pornographic episode--and also the only tune to break the boundaries of musicality--the simple if tell-all dialogue of "Jenny Cum Lately" by Naked Funk. The song earns its chops by being something other than a song, a display of phone-sex verbal games that spare no details. It leaves the musical world behind, perhaps in astonishment of the blissful babble that takes the place of imagined-sex adventures. --Andrew Bartlett

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Hmm.......2005-11-18

Well, as for the album, it was really good. Definately erotic...very sexy. What drew me to the album was Fantastic Plastic Machine's track... till this day, I wonder if the title came about from the graffiti on the wall in Alex DeLarge's municipal flatblock, 18A, Linear North housing complex in "A Clockwork Orange"..... very interesting.

5 out of 5 stars Best "Not What You Think" CD Ever.......2004-05-19

I just recently bought this CD along with some other more popular similar CD's, and this CD by far is the best out of all of them. This CD has an excellent collection of "acid jazz" type music you'll ever hear. The title throws you off a little, but the [crap] on the CD is only about 25% of the whole CD. The other 75% is such outstanding music, it makes you want to pass it on to your friends.

5 out of 5 stars not what you think.......2004-02-09

This is not the soundtrack to "Debby Does Dallas" but rather a cool, mostly downtempo, and certainly unique (as well as sometimes damn funny) collection of vibes.

5 out of 5 stars smooth and sexy with a few giggles.......2003-11-10

i've loved this cd since i heard it about a year ago, the techno is great and the lounge aspect is quite sensual. the oooh's and ahhh's dont bother me, they're important to the aura of the cd as a whole and actually somewhat titilating in most cases. the humour is quite well done and not over the top as it might have been.

i think its a very well put together soundtrack, but one i wouldnt play for my parents, definitely though, for my friends.

5 out of 5 stars sucked it and i SAW.......2001-03-17

After reading the mixed online reviews here, i took the risk and decided to 'suck it and see'... EXCELLENT.. just what i like. i had expected alot of ooohhhs and aaahhhhss, and there are, but not overwhelming. The beats are sultry, sexy and soothing, some have a bit of pump in it. It's cheeky, different, and only sometimes in your face. It's not something i'd play in front of my parents, something definitely i'd use to get in the mood, and some tracks just for pure shock value at peak hour traffic.
Suck It and See
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Candyland.... what a treat
Suck It and See
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Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000008DZ4
Release Date: 1991-09-17

Tracks:

  1. Precious
  2. Fountain O' Youth
  3. Bitter Moon
  4. Something to Somebody
  5. Reternity
  6. Rainbow
  7. Ivy to Oak
  8. Kingdom
  9. Body Is the Book
  10. Behold the Motherlode
  11. We Will Not Leave

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Candyland.... what a treat.......2003-03-07

It's sad that Candyland fell apart almost as soon as success hit them. A friend of mine bought "Suck it & See" and played it constantly when I was around until it melted into my brain.
I've been listening to it on and off since it came out in 1991 and I still find it to be an inspired, lyrical and well-produced treat.
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    7. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown: Taxi Mambo
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    Band Members: Rev. San - vocals, lyrics, Rick - drums, Ed - guitar, Mateo - bass

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        Two Ban' An' a Split
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        Manufacturer: Suck It
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        ASIN: B000R2MGYY

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        Formed in St. Jean sur Richelieu, a small suburb outside of Montreal, Subb started in their teenage junior-high years. Starting in 1992, the group rehearsed and continually practiced while performing for friends and family. In 1995, the band recorded its first demos and began performing around the Montreal club scene. In 1997, Subb released its debut album on Underworld Records, Highstep to Hell. That same year the band toured throughout Quebec and also Ontario while releasing a split EP with Thirdfall entitled Two Ban'An a Split.
        Mean People Suck
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          Mean People Suck
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          Suck It & See
          Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
          • It ain't just a porn thing!
          • Exquisite piece of... um... work
          Suck It & See
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          Release Date: 1999-07-23

          Tracks:

          1. Love Thong
          2. Longe Music
          3. Atomic Fuck Machine
          4. Porno Paradise
          5. Live From The Clermont Lo
          6. Green Door
          7. Same Girl Different Wig
          8. Contemplation
          9. Pepsi Tuckers Booty Beatd
          10. In Pursuit Of The Pimp Mo
          11. 3 (Backdoor Mix)
          12. Twitchin
          13. Only If It Hurts
          14. Pink Planet
          15. Strictly Porn
          16. Jeffrey Poindexters Maxim
          17. Cum Dancing
          18. Jenny Cum Lately

          Album Details

          Japanese Version of the UK'S Pussyfoot Label Compilation featuring a Bonus CD.

          Customer Reviews:

          5 out of 5 stars It ain't just a porn thing!.......2003-07-18

          Some of the best exotic, erotic stuff I've heard on a compilation in a long time. So many compilations out there try and sell you on the supposed "sexiness" of the music and don't deliver. This has great artists, great samples, innovative prodution, and a nice dose of humor. No one you know will have this cd..even cooler.

          5 out of 5 stars Exquisite piece of... um... work.......2001-01-15

          This album is great. It's description is a Techno-ie, sexy noised, acid jazzed compilation of music. It's all lounge and its all really cool. I listen to this over and over again in my car. Especially the last track on the second cd, it's an entire phone sex conversation over some phat beats. It's chill, low key, cool and it's filled with people doin' the nasty noises. It's a definate must for anyone that likes sex and (or) acid jazz. This cd Rox my world.
          Suck
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            Suck
            Raymond & Scum
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