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Flamejob

Cramps Audio CD
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  • Audio CD (15 Jan 2001)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Creation
  • ASIN: B0000240JV
  • Other Editions: Audio CD  |  Audio Cassette  |  Vinyl
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 30,535 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Audio CD
classic stuff the addition of a bass player gave the cramps a heavier sound more like traditional rock music,but dont worry they are still at their whacky,weird and wonderfull best on flamejob.if your fed up with your record collection and are looking for something different the cramps could be your answer,start with off the bone and then flame job.
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Dr. Delvis Memphistopheles TOP 500 REVIEWER VINE™ VOICE
Format:Audio CD
Ivy gives a demonstration of the flamejob sex beat. Acetylene torch ready to explode into electric sparks. Inside the covers she welds her Gretsch to the rhythm of Route 66 and we are off on another Cramps whizz down the highway. Dressed in black clinging PVC and sky high heels she kicks and sweats these tunes into contorted shapes their forebears would be loud and proud to observe. Stripped, primed and painted n licked, fit and ready for a 21st century blast.

Lux the conductor of mania, gets his tongue deep into Beelzebub's finest showtunes on the mike. His take of "Sinners" resurrects the dead with a wink to the wonky devil of possession. Trapped Love becames less claustrophobic when Lux throttles and shakes its coffin lid, expanding the original to bring out its sense of solitary confinement.

Ultra Twist introduces the new mania for swivelling on the twister into Karma Sutric contours. Try jigging to this whilst going up and and then down on an object of desire. This is for those who can twist and not for those who are too stiff to be a straight.

After the match dissection, don't go for the cigarette. Listen to "How come you do me?" Not a complaint but a compliment.

In the first acknowledgement to the world outside his and hers self composed Rockarola universe, Lux takes a long swish bow before surrealists 21stC finest, dedicating Naked Girl Faling Down the Stair to them. Thereby making the first link between the bizzare mondo world of rockabilly/r'n b to the art movement that shook the imagination. Yes mr and mrs art shlockers rockabilly is nearer to surrealism than your pressed fecal signed Jeff Koons dough balls!

Irretrievably the Cramps created the blueprint for the launch of pop surrealism and the flotilla of a thousand cartoon Elvegren, Avery imaginations to float their beauty boats follong Dali's dreamworld mount on Coney Island.

The legacy of the Cramps scorching celestial balls of fire are bringing life to the killers, the ones who made the beat between 57-62 lying dormant in shallow cultural graves. Watering and nurturing their seeds of ascent, a waft of the plants creating hallucinogenic surreal blasts of 3 minute frenzy before they faded and serious prog plank spankers brought non meaning with their brownbeards.

The true pearl kings and queens should be inducted into the thread of art lineage for their sparkling imagination. Since Lux went to Elviswonderland, the world lapsed into a monochrome dip.

No one ever came close to the pent up exhuberant bizzare challenge to all things mundane, as the Cramps collective vision. They rekindled the best of the past to ensure it was kept alive in the present otherwise those who came after the event would never know the where the real scene had laid and where they were conceived. Corporate bootlickers get down on your knees and prey.

Without the Cramps and their discoveries, America would just be perceived as a mundane happyclappy spiteful adolescent bereft of kulture. Instead its the land of two free bounding sprites creating soul magic with their wonder.

Meanwhile the moral majority apparently just chomp, chew, swallow and stare.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Square 1 for all the squares.... 13 Oct 2000
By Monkey Knuckle Asteroid - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
This album is a perfect introduction to just what it is that makes the Cramps such a special slice of pure, unadulterated rock and roll. The thing is, the Cramps have been around since the mid-70's and have never let up being the hardest-working band around, never relenting and never slowing down for a second. This album only proves that they set the pace and everyone else is out of breath trying to catch up. This is a 1994 album and outdoes the whole bratpack of rockabilly and garage rock newcomers 20 years their juniors. Lux and Ivy have got it down on this album, an album that never lets up for a second; even when it dips into the slower numbers, it's still got you firmly by the throat, it's just shaking you a little bit softer.

There are so many good songs on here that the mind reels. Stuff that could easily make for a decades worth of underground classics and minor-league hits all get crammed together here. From "Let's Get F'd Up" (a personal favorite and an anthem for all time) to "Naked Girl Falling Down the Stairs" to "Strange Love" to their knee-trembling cover of "Route 66." This surely ain't the best that the Cramps have to offer, but, if anything, it's a clearly marked billboard announcing they never left and they surely aren't going away anytime soon.

Get it, redeem your faith in rock and roll.

9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
High Water Mark 29 Sep 2002
By "mencken61" - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
Here we find Lux and Ivy (and hired guns) at their best. Here is the album to pop on at the party, and a good one to play when driving 100 mph late at night. The production and performances are superb.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Pretty damn good. 26 Feb 2002
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
Well, I've been buying on average of two Cramps albums a week for the past three weeks after having Smell of Female for years, but never taking the step. Something hit me. When I first listened to Stay Sick, after having listened nonstop to A Date for Elvis, I thought "ahh, well," then it grew and grew on me, with the exception of the last three bonus tracks. Flamejob has worked a similar effect. At first it seems inferior, but then with "I'm Customized," "Nest of a Cuckoo Bird" (great absurdist sexo-apocryphal lyrics), "Ultra Twist," and a slew of other greats... "Inside Out and Upside Down with You," "Swing the Big Eyed Rabbit," "Sinners," and "Naked Girl..." This album is admittedly not as good as Stay Sick or A Date with Elvis, a little too heavy on the rock n roll and light on the punk and the sleaze (though when it is sleazy, it is in full force: "She's got a look on her puss like she was weaned on a pickle."), but it is a great album from, at this point, a musically mature band.
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