Moo (CD)
King Tuff
Amoeba Review
King Tuff's Moo is one of his best. All of Tuff's most winning elements are here: lo-fi grit, down and dirty garage, goofy yet punk rock humor. It's an album called Moo, for goodness sake, and it's exuberant, mad, tongue in cheek, and loads of fun. This is garage rock that makes you feel alive, that transports you to the best darn house show you've ever experienced, and leaves you longing for more.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
Twisted on a Train
|
King Tuff | 04:07 |
|
2.
Stairway to Nowhere
|
King Tuff | 04:28 |
|
3.
Invisible Ink
|
King Tuff | 02:38 |
|
4.
Landline
|
King Tuff | 03:19 |
|
5.
Crosseyed Critters
|
King Tuff | 02:49 |
|
6.
Oil Change
|
King Tuff | 02:39 |
|
7.
East of Ordinary
|
King Tuff | 04:08 |
|
8.
Unglued
|
King Tuff | 03:29 |
|
9.
Delusions
|
King Tuff | 02:22 |
|
10.
Backroads
|
King Tuff | 04:14 |













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