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Raging Slab|Sing Monkey Sing

Sing Monkey Sing

Raging Slab

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Sing Monkey Sing, the fourth album from alternative Southern rockers Raging Slab, is a bizarre experience to say the least. A haphazardly assembled collection of half-baked, atonal Southern-tinged grinds, the album is simply a huge question mark -- especially following the masterful accomplishment that was 1993's Dynamite Monster Boogie Concert. Honestly, tracks like "Econoliner," "Lay Down," and "Gravity" are so bad that one can only conclude that the Slab was just delivering a premeditated dud in order to fulfill its contractual obligations to Rick Rubin's American Recordings. "Should'a Known," the grungy first track on this shambolic mess, finds vocalist Greg Strzempka in the midst of a bad Iggy Pop impression, mumbling and bumbling his way across a song that never comes together. And even a somewhat melodic ballad like "Better" still sounds lazy and incomplete, no thanks to Strzempka's out of tune whining. Avoid at all costs.

© Eduardo Rivadavia /TiVo

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1
Should'a Known
00:03:48

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

2
Econoliner
00:03:07

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

3
Never Comin' Down
00:02:58

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

4
Nobodies
00:03:05

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

5
Lay Down
00:03:09

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

6
Gracious
00:02:37

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

7
C'mon 'N' On
00:03:07

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

8
She Like Ta
00:04:19

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

9
Better
00:03:00

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

10
Wrong
00:03:04

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

11
Gravity
00:02:40

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

12
Checkyrd Demon
00:02:35

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

13
The Skull's Ending
00:07:08

Raging Slab, MainArtist - Greg Strzempka, Producer, ComposerLyricist - Mike Osterhaut, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1996 American Recordings, LLC

Album review

Sing Monkey Sing, the fourth album from alternative Southern rockers Raging Slab, is a bizarre experience to say the least. A haphazardly assembled collection of half-baked, atonal Southern-tinged grinds, the album is simply a huge question mark -- especially following the masterful accomplishment that was 1993's Dynamite Monster Boogie Concert. Honestly, tracks like "Econoliner," "Lay Down," and "Gravity" are so bad that one can only conclude that the Slab was just delivering a premeditated dud in order to fulfill its contractual obligations to Rick Rubin's American Recordings. "Should'a Known," the grungy first track on this shambolic mess, finds vocalist Greg Strzempka in the midst of a bad Iggy Pop impression, mumbling and bumbling his way across a song that never comes together. And even a somewhat melodic ballad like "Better" still sounds lazy and incomplete, no thanks to Strzempka's out of tune whining. Avoid at all costs.

© Eduardo Rivadavia /TiVo

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