Track Listings (24) - Disc #1| All Artists: Cub Title: Betti-Cola (japanese Version) Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Allegro Corporation Release Date: 9/6/2001 Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop Styles: Indie & Lo-Fi, North America Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 723724274327 |
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 | Cub Betti-Cola (japanese Version) Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop
Two little titles did very big things for Mint Records in — 1992: Cub and Betti-Cola. NOBODY expected this album — to do what it did make Cub a college radio smash, a — touring sensation, and sell a whole slew of records for ... more » |
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Product Description Two little titles did very big things for Mint Records in 1992: Cub and Betti-Cola. NOBODY expected this album to do what it did make Cub a college radio smash, a touring sensation, and sell a whole slew of records for a very surprised and, back then, tiny and dumb record label. Features Neko Case on drums. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsSatan sucks, but you're the best! vinylgirl | Canada | 09/18/2001 (5 out of 5 stars) "What could be better than a fun, energetic, Canadian pop-punk girl group? If only that girl group were still together.Nonetheless, the girls of Cub left a great legacy behind - a reputation as the "fun group" that never failed to deliver an entertaining, upbeat, spirited live show.Their albums are no different. For a new Cub fan, Betti-Cola is perhaps the best place to start - a smattering of 24 energized pop songs, sung by the forever-cute Lisa Marr. It's nearly impossible not to love such sunny gems as "My Chinchilla", "Little Star" and the perky cover of the Beach Boys' classic "Surfer Girl." If you love it as much as you should, be sure to check out their other albums - Box of Hair, Come Out Come Out and Mauler. You won't be disappointed.But be forewarned: bad moods must be checked at the door. It's hard to have this much fun with a frown on your face." Excellent first effort, but not their best album Lucius Kwok | Saint Davids, PA United States | 10/18/2002 (4 out of 5 stars) "This collection of Cub songs, while great, doesn't quite stand up to their later releases. The production isn't very good, with the vocals buried in the mix and everything lacking high-end definition. The songs tend to be on the short side, which reminds of early They Might Be Giants. Still, the songs are well written and the simple guitar-drums-bass setup works well for them. The guitar is more often done without any effects at all, and the singing is a bit off-key at times, but this doesn't detract from the songs.If you're a Cub fan, you should get this album, but if you haven't heard them before, you should get their later releases."
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