Track Listings (15) - Disc #1| All Artists: Los Fabulosos Cadillacs Title: Los Fabulosos Calaveras Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sony International Release Date: 12/16/2008 Album Type: Original recording remastered Genres: International Music, Rock, Latin Music Styles: South & Central America, Argentina, Latin Pop, Latin Rock Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 886973293522 |
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"Fabulous Skeleton" is the translated title of this amalgam of rocking polyrhythms, heavy-metal chords, and ska party tunes. Los Cadillacs have never sounded so confident as they defy commercial rock-music conventions by i... more » |
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Amazon.com "Fabulous Skeleton" is the translated title of this amalgam of rocking polyrhythms, heavy-metal chords, and ska party tunes. Los Cadillacs have never sounded so confident as they defy commercial rock-music conventions by injecting snippets of metal on "Surfer Calavera" and "El Muerto," and country & western mellow moods on "Howen," and by fusing a strange brew of salsa, ska, and punk on "Sabato." Yet the spirit of roots rock survives here in the derring-do, the can-do, and the hell-with-it attitude of music scientists taking the familiar and mixing it all in new recipes. The music starts and stops, jerks on and spurts off in a seemingly endless sampling of pan-Latin rhythms--all with the ultimate goal of creating world party music. --Ramiro Burr Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsLike A Fine Wine... Patrick Monahan | Vancouver, BC | 07/08/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "...these guys only get better with age. It only seems natural, as these guys have been around so long, that they expand their musical flavourings. The ska and salsa of their youth still vibrates with energy, but does not allow for the depth of songwriting that began to appear with their forays into different types of music. Thankfully, where most bands fail by trying new things, these guys only get better. One need only listen to the beautiful smokiness of A Amigo J.V. or the spartan Hoy Llore Cancion, with its fantastic harmonies and percussion, to appreciate that these guys bleed music. And if you're jonesing for some of the good old stuff, just put Calaveras y Diablitos on repeat (get Hola for a killer live version, mixing in some Desmond Dekker near the end). This album makes me want to move to Buenos Aires, because there is obviously far more interesting things going on down there than there are up here." Dejen de quejarse tanto ... Quit your complaining dosgatosazules | USA | 05/19/2004 (4 out of 5 stars) "... Critiques on this site seem to be polarized into one or the other direction: either they love this CD and rail against anyone that didn't like it, or they hate this CD and rail against anyone who did. In my opinion, as a fan of LFC (I also own Rey Azucar and Vasos Vacios) I can say that this album is good in a different way than either of those. This album is much
more trippy, less danceable, and more wide-ranging in styles than any of LFC's previous work. I agree with an earlier reviewer that it's a shame their political content has disappeared for the most part from this one - this album has no "Matador" or "Quinto Centenario", both brilliant lyrically and musically. And not all the tracks grabbed me equally- I often skip "Surfer Calavera", but replay "Hoy Llore Cancion" enough to turn the neighbors homicidal. (The more hardcore/punk influenced stuff isn't my cup of tea anyway.)But really, this is a hell of a listen - a journey into all kinds of musical possibilities, and tons of fun, even if it is a little sad to miss some of the more old-school danceable tracks and the righteous political anger of earlier LFC. For those minor drawbacks, I gave it only a 4 out of possible 5. My advice would be to own BOTH this and Vasos Vacios, to have the full Los Fabulosos Cadillacs experience." |
