Album Details
Title: Viva! La Woman Artist: Cibo Matto Release Date: 1/16/1996 Re-Released On: 1/30/1996 Label: Warner Bros. Duration: 47:47 Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 093624598923, 093624598947, 4988015063851 Genre: Rock Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Trip-Hop, Indie Rock, Alternative Dance, Alternative/Indie Rock, Shibuya-Kei Moods: Confident, Humorous, Precious, Carefree, Quirky, Wry, Amiable/Good-Natured, Cheerful, Sensual, Silly, Stylish, Witty, Fun, Joyous, Literate, Organic, Street-Smart, Whimsical, Ironic, Playful, Summery Total Copies: 2 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Apple
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Beef Jerky
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Sugar Water
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White Pepper Ice Cream
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Birthday Cake
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Know Your Chicken
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Theme
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The Candy Man
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Le Pain Perdu
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Artichoke
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1996 | CD | Warner Bros. | 45989 |
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Album Review
Fresh and funky, female and Japanese, the trip-hop/ rap duo Cibo Matto has been the recipient of a lot of hype. Fortunately, it's well-founded; all trendiness aside, Viva! La Woman is an innovative and catchy mix of eclectic samples and stream-of-consciousness lyrics. The likes of Paul Weller, Ennio Morricone, and Duke Ellington combine with observations like "My weight is three hundred pounds/My favorite is beef jerky" (from "Beef Jerky") and "Shut up and eat! You know my love is sweet!" from ("Birthday Cake") in a fun and refreshing way. The tone of the album varies with each song; on tracks like "Sugar Water" and "Artichoke," Cibo Matto plays it spooky and ethereal, while "Birthday Cake" and the single "Know Your Chicken" find them as a couple of cryptic Beastie Girls, tossing off wacky non sequiturs over found soundscapes. Cibo Matto cooks up a tasty appetizer of their talent with Viva! La Woman. Like their tongue-in-cheek cover of "The Candy Man," Cibo Matto makes everything they bake satisfying and delicious. A diverse and entertaining album, Viva! La Woman leaves the listener hungry for more of their crazy food for thought. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Bob Ludwig | Mastering | | Cibo Matto | Producer | | Mike Lee | ? | | Mike Piersante | ? | | Mitchell Froom | Producer | | Tchad Blake | Engineer, Producer, Mixing | | Tom Waits | ? | | Yuka Honda | Programming |
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