Atomic 7 - ...en Hillbilly Caliente

Atomic 7 - ...en Hillbilly Caliente
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Album Details

Title: ...en Hillbilly Caliente
Artist: Atomic 7
Release Date: 7/6/2004
Label: Mint Records
Album Type(s): Contains explicit content
UPC: 773871007828
Genre: Rock
Styles: Instrumental Rock, Surf Revival
Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Fun, Party/Celebratory, Playful, Energetic, Happy, Rollicking, Summery
Total Copies: 0
Members Wishing: 1
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Bury My Foot at Wounded Mouth
  2. Celebrity Cocktails
  3. That Leftover Savoir Faire
  4. Kicking at the Ghost of Ass
  5. Daddy's Little World
  6. Devil's Mittens
  7. Funeral Hotpants
  8. Skynyrd
  9. Flying Bomb
  10. Meet Me Tonight in the Shadow of Love
  11. So Long Happy Days
  12. The Happy Fingers Method
  13. Stab It & Steer It
  14. Riding the Sorry Train to Dumpsville
  15. Various Rats Are Whacked
  16. The Wreck of the Dick Family Wiener Boat
  17. What I Liked About Lord of the Rings

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
2004CDMint Records78

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Album Review

Atomic 7 are back, with another solid offering of rocking instrumentals and some of the best song titles of the new millennium. It's got the same sound as their debut, and pretty much the same sound as Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, but guitarist Brian Connelly and his crack rhythm section handle this stuff with such skill and ease that it doesn't get tiresome. There's a bit of country flavor on some of these tunes, with "Devil's Mittens" sounding like it was lifted from the Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant songbook, but they fit perfectly with the more surf-inspired sounds. Just like the first album, the quality of the songs never dips, and it's almost surprising how many catchy tunes they can come up with. If you've got a jones for some modern surf/country instros, you can't go wrong with Atomic 7. ~ Sean Westergaard, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
James HeidebrechtEngineer
Peter J. MooreMastering
Randy "Tex" IwataLayout Design