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Featuring "Spritely"
the Weisstronauts
Featuring "Spritely"
Genres: Country, Alternative Rock
 
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All Artists: the Weisstronauts
Title: Featuring "Spritely"
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Stereorrific Recordings / Dren Record
Original Release Date: 7/15/2003
Release Date: 7/15/2003
Genres: Country, Alternative Rock
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 747728889226

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Spritely is AWESOME!
Paul Wessel | 02/20/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Spritely...what a approiate title. This album is truly "Spritely," in its amazingly spunk rock style. This is an album which provides much refreshing sensation in my ear, body and soul. It combines a delightful medley of old style country twang with a serious punch of ROCK! The 15 song instrumental record is one which has been always at the ready next to my compact disc player, and I imagine will stay there for quite some time. It is not so overwhelming that you will burn out on it, nope...it is a work of art with shall live dust free in your top favorite CD collection for many years to come. The Weisstronauts are masters of the space, twang, surf rock underground. A good friend of mine said "I bet Quentin Tarantino wishes he knew about the Weisstronauts." I am glad he doesn't. They are a valuable rockin' secreat!"
Featuring "Sincerely"
Scott Bishop | Cambridge, MA United States | 02/14/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"One night I ran into an old acquaintance of mine at a Weisstronauts show-- it was her first time seeing them, and she was having a grand time. She was so excited to run into me, she bought me a Guinness-- I was so excited to see her, I bought her this record. Beer is transient, but the Weisstronauts are forever. If at all possible, though, have the two together."
Good stuff.
Christophe R Harges | 03/23/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Good stuff. Very tight and well played but without the studio musician lifelessness of old-school instrumental albums. If you like the Friends of Dean Martinez but wish they would cheer up once in a while, this is the band for you. Everything is upbeat in a slightly campy way but played full on as if they've assembled a lot of goofy musical cliches but are commited to takling them seriously."