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Mas Rapido!

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Download links and information about Mas Rapido! by Mas Rapido!. This album was released in 2005 and it belongs to Rock, Indie Rock, Pop, Alternative genres. It contains 17 tracks with total duration of 48:10 minutes.

Artist: Mas Rapido!
Release date: 2005
Genre: Rock, Indie Rock, Pop, Alternative
Tracks: 17
Duration: 48:10
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. I Didn't Want to Hurt You 2:48
2. If This Is Wrong 2:20
3. Christopher Robin's Dead 2:52
4. Wicked World 3:43
5. This & That 2:36
6. Falling In Love With Love 2:31
7. Kiss It 2:46
8. Something About You 2:25
9. Cry Just a Little Bit 2:28
10. Stand Up 4 Yourself 3:55
11. Those Shoes Look Good On You 2:51
12. Graduation Day 2:49
13. Congratulations! 2:45
14. 2 Good 2 Say No 2 4:02
15. Later That Same Day 2:34
16. Exhileration Time 2:38
17. She Took Me Home 2:07

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Mas Rapido! is the latest alias for Frank Bednash and Donna Esposito, who previously recorded together as Cowboy & Spingirl and Toothpaste 2000. This time around, Bednash and Esposito haven't let go of their obsessive love of classic pop riffs, but they have upped the guitar firepower factor a bit, with Esposito chopping out thick, chunky chords that still have a touch of jangle around the edges, splitting the sonic difference between punk sass and '60s pop sheen. Bednash holds up his side of the show with solid, supportive basslines that capably carry the hooks and the melodies (dig his savvy James Jamerson lift on "Those Shoes Look Good on You"), and both partners write great songs and sing 'em with commendable passion. Bednash's tracks are a bit harder edged, with shades of the early Who visible in "I Didn't Want to Hurt You" and "This and That" winding into a Cheap Trick-ish rave-up, while Esposito leans toward more melodic fare, and her glorious "If This Is Wrong" and "Falling in Love with Love" are genuine standouts. While Bednash and Esposito are rocking harder, they still know how to write melodies to die for, and have learned their way around the studio so their music works better on tape than before. (The fact that no drummer is credited also suggests they've learned their lesson about appointing a permanent third member.) Mas Rapido! is the work of smart pop veterans who still have fresh ideas to share, and it ranks with their finest work to date.