Shashbo
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| Studio album by Run Chico Run | |||||
| Released | September 24, 2004 | ||||
| Recorded | 2004 | ||||
| Genre | Rock | ||||
| Label | Boompa | ||||
| Producer | Run Chico Run | ||||
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To understand what Run Chico Run sounds like, imagine going to a really psychedelic carnival on acid and multiply it by 10. You'd have a giant rabbit talking to you and telling you the meaning of life. Then it would ask you if you wanted to take a ride on an oversized guinea pig for only 50 cents. The music that would go along with this experience would be Run Chico Run's Shashbo.
"Driving saturated grainy keyboards like an angry yet geekier type of indie Yes meets debut-era Elvis Costello with an affinity to the Beatles. Perfect stuff" - Exclaim!
[edit] Track listing
- "Jacques and Madeleine"
- "Lifestyles of the Living..."
- "Giddy in a Headset"
- "Blue Bike"
- "The Prophematizer"
- "Sing Only Happy Happy Songs"
- "Pugwash"
- "Star Booty"
- "Ol' Blue Pants"
- "Fucking Up Can Be Fun"
- "Loose Body Shuffle"
- "Part of My Brain is Working Against Me"
