The Mother Hips - Shootout

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 1996
Time: 54:00
Size: 124,4 MB
Label: American Recordings
Styles: Rock/Jam Bands/Blues Rock
Art: Front

Tracks Listing:
 1. Can't Sleep at All - 4:01
 2. Mother Hips - 3:25
 3. Honeydew - 4:09
 4. Collected Some Nerve - 3:13
 5. Single Spoon - 3:11
 6. So Much - 3:55
 7. Transit Wind - 4:23
 8. Shootout - 3:41
 9. Two River Blues - 5:24
10. Engagement Ring - 3:25
11. Whiskey on a Southbound - 2:42
12. Picture of Him - 3:50
13. Emergency Exit - 4:58
14. Superwinners - 3:35

Shootout begins with the spirited riff of "Can't Sleep At All," one of Mother Hips' best songs. By the time the last (hidden) track pounds to a close, a lot of fine music has gone by, but in the end, something doesn't quite latch. It's not that Mother Hips aren't good musicians, but vague songwriting and boggy production neutralize much of their energy. Tim Bluhm's voice is smothered, warping his otherwise playful lyrics into detached, formulaic murmurs. If his personality ever fully emerges, chances are Mother Hips will turn out some darn good records/

Shootout