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Stephen Lynch The Craig Machine (2005)[
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Artist : Stephen Lynch
Album : The Craig Machine
Source : CD
Year : 2005
Genre : Pop/Comedy
Encoder : Unknown
Codec : LAME 3.97
Bitrate : 192K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
ID3-Tag : ID3v2.3
Ripped By : NMR
Track Listing
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1. Vanilla Ice Cream (3:10)
2. Baby (3:30)
3. Halloween (2:46)
4. Love Song (1:23)
5. Craig (3:33)
6. Beelz (2:54)
7. Albino (1:52)
8. Mixer At Delta Chi (2:06)
9. Little Tiny Moustache (3:40)
10. Pierre (2:01)
11. Whittlin' Man (2:51)
12. Classic Rock Song (2:12)
13. Not Home (1:15)
14. Voices In My Head (4:09)
15. Bonus Track (D & D) (4:26)
Total Playing Time: 41:55 (min:sec)
Total Size : 68.8 MB (72,091,363 bytes)
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Review by David Jeffries
Rehashing some material that appeared on the Live at the El Rey DVD, The Craig Machine features guitar-strumming comedian Stephen Lynch live, preaching to the converted with that sick and silly combination of songs he's famous for. Nice to have the El Rey material in a more portable format, but there's some material here that's not up to his usual standards and the better half of the album sounds very post-encore, the time when an act loosens up and tries new, not always successful, things. This isn't the most inspired release in his catalog, so maybe The Craig Machine exists because of "Vanilla Ice Cream", a clever "jungle fever" number that's bound to become a favorite of fans and a staple of Lynch's live show. "Beelz" and "Whittlin' Man" are other fine additions to the catalog, but the less satisfying moments of The Craig Machine would be better off building up to the great "Vanilla Ice Cream" than following it up. Good news is, Lynch is getting wittier and more involved with wordplay, and while this smarter Lynch isn't fully formed yet, moving further away from Adam Sandler's territory points to an exciting future. Don't start here -- check the single and then come back if you're in love with his other, more well-rounded releases.