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I GOT TIME

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Download links and information about I GOT TIME by SHAME IDOLS. This album was released in 1995 and it belongs to Rock, Indie Rock, Pop, Alternative genres. It contains 15 tracks with total duration of 49:57 minutes.

Artist: SHAME IDOLS
Release date: 1995
Genre: Rock, Indie Rock, Pop, Alternative
Tracks: 15
Duration: 49:57
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Superman 2:51
2. Impossible 1:47
3. Lucky Dollar 3:11
4. I Got Time 3:31
5. Sun Ra 1:35
6. Down in the Alley 2:14
7. Pretty Baby 3:58
8. Where I Want You 3:36
9. Slug Buffet 2:32
10. Probably Safe 4:19
11. Thing 4:28
12. Record Breaker 4:45
13. Airhead 3:02
14. Not in the Way 4:57
15. Split 3:11

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A brash, rocking, but defiantly poppy album, the Shame Idols' 1995 debut takes its place somewhere between mid-period Young Fresh Fellows (whose leader Scott McCaughey was an early supporter of this Alabama quartet) and Pleased to Meet Me-era Replacements. Three-quarters of the band had previously been in the punk band the Working Mothers, but the Shame Idols are more of a hard-edged power pop band. Singer/songwriter Tim Boykin has a sweet-toned voice and a knack for catchy little two-minute buzzsaw pop songs that rival Kurt Bloch of the Fastbacks. All 15 songs are immediately memorable. Drummer Jesse-Diego Suttle contributes one track, the sneering "Airhead," where his undeniable vocal resemblance to Darius Rucker of Hootie and the Blowfish (not a bad thing) adds an even poppier element to what would otherwise be the punkiest song on the album. Boykin's lyrics aren't particularly distinguished (except for "Sun Ra," a hilarious account of seeing a fellow Birmingham boy in concert while on acid), but neither are they embarrassing, and lyrics matter little in this brand of pop anyway. Though it didn't do much commercially, I Got Time is a terrific album well worth seeking out.