Country dick montana - The devil lied to me (1996)
BAND/ARTIST: Country dick montana
- Title: The devil lied to me
- Year Of Release: 1996
- Label: Last Call
- Genre: Country, Rock
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:52:40
- Total Size: 316 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Indigo rider
02. Rich man's town
03. The home front - part 1
04. Headed out of texas
05. Picture of you
06. Anywhere
07. I wanted you to know
08. The home front - part 2
09. Listen to her heart
10. Hurt by love
11. Party dolls and wine
12. It's only cocaine
13. Green door
14. Trendy shitbag
15. The home front- part 3
16. King of the hobos
17. Tweak tuck
18. Bum rap
19. Suddenly there's a valley
20. Only whore animal
Country Dick Montana, vocalist/drummer for the Beat Farmers, finished this debut solo album shortly before his death. Though the aneurysm that stopped him at the age of 40 could not have been predicted, he lived a hard life and battled throat cancer in his last years, so the references to death, which start with the title and the flaming cover (Montana's concept), are not entirely coincidental. Still, when he sings, "I'll die happy with a smile on my face" in "Party Dolls and Wine," a song with a sudden, unexpected ending, the ironies abound. As last statements go, however, The Devil Lied to Me is an unusually joyous statement. Montana had a resonant bass voice that dominates the record, even in the presence of such guests as Rosie Flores, Dave Alvin, John Doe, Katy Moffatt, and Mojo Nixon. The material gets more twisted as the disc goes on, until Montana's persona, with its barroom swagger and interest in sex and stimulants, is well established. Given the singer's untimely departure, it may be heard as a cautionary tale, but it's hard to believe he would have done it (the record or his life) differently if he'd known what was going to happen.
01. Indigo rider
02. Rich man's town
03. The home front - part 1
04. Headed out of texas
05. Picture of you
06. Anywhere
07. I wanted you to know
08. The home front - part 2
09. Listen to her heart
10. Hurt by love
11. Party dolls and wine
12. It's only cocaine
13. Green door
14. Trendy shitbag
15. The home front- part 3
16. King of the hobos
17. Tweak tuck
18. Bum rap
19. Suddenly there's a valley
20. Only whore animal
Country Dick Montana, vocalist/drummer for the Beat Farmers, finished this debut solo album shortly before his death. Though the aneurysm that stopped him at the age of 40 could not have been predicted, he lived a hard life and battled throat cancer in his last years, so the references to death, which start with the title and the flaming cover (Montana's concept), are not entirely coincidental. Still, when he sings, "I'll die happy with a smile on my face" in "Party Dolls and Wine," a song with a sudden, unexpected ending, the ironies abound. As last statements go, however, The Devil Lied to Me is an unusually joyous statement. Montana had a resonant bass voice that dominates the record, even in the presence of such guests as Rosie Flores, Dave Alvin, John Doe, Katy Moffatt, and Mojo Nixon. The material gets more twisted as the disc goes on, until Montana's persona, with its barroom swagger and interest in sex and stimulants, is well established. Given the singer's untimely departure, it may be heard as a cautionary tale, but it's hard to believe he would have done it (the record or his life) differently if he'd known what was going to happen.
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