Name: Honey I'm Homely
Brand: 510 Records
SKU: 8233
Price: 67.65 SGD
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Honey I'm Homely

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Album: Honey I'm Homely
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Lost Again Album Version	More Info...	3:24
2)	Will Tomorrow Ever Come	More Info...	2:42
3)	All Mine	More Info...	3:22
4)	Salted	More Info...	2:26
5)	Next To You	More Info...	2:59
6)	I Want It All	More Info...	3:20
7)	Elvis & Me	More Info...	2:47
8)	Whiskey & Gin	More Info...	3:19
9)	Cold Shower	More Info...	2:28
10)	Last Laugh	More Info...	2:55
11)	Mr. Blue	More Info...	2:41
12)	Stand By	More Info...	2:51
13)	The Truth About Me	More Info...	3:29
14)	Big Mouth	More Info...	2:32
15)	Over Again	More Info...	3:00

Album: Honey I'm Homely
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Lost Again Album Version	More Info...	3:24
2)	Will Tomorrow Ever Come	More Info...	2:42
3)	All Mine	More Info...	3:22
4)	Salted	More Info...	2:26
5)	Next To You	More Info...	2:59
6)	I Want It All	More Info...	3:20
7)	Elvis & Me	More Info...	2:47
8)	Whiskey & Gin	More Info...	3:19
9)	Cold Shower	More Info...	2:28
10)	Last Laugh	More Info...	2:55
11)	Mr. Blue	More Info...	2:41
12)	Stand By	More Info...	2:51
13)	The Truth About Me	More Info...	3:29
14)	Big Mouth	More Info...	2:32
15)	Over Again	More Info...	3:00

Performer Notes

Dance Hall Crashers: Elyse Rogers, Karina Denike (vocals); Jason Hammon (guitar); Mikey Weiss (bass); Gavin Hammon (drums).
Additional personnel: Efren Santana (saxophone); Kincaid Smith (trumpet); Travis Lawmaster (piano).
Producers: Stoker, Dance Hall Crashers, Tim Palmer.
Engineers: Frank Rinella, Stoker, Mark O'Donoughue.
Recorded at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California; NRG Studios, North Hollywood, California.
Personnel: Elyse Rogers, Karina Denike (vocals); Jason Hammon (guitar); Efren Santana (saxophone); Kincaid Smith (trumpet); Gavin Hammon (drums).
Audio Mixer: Mark O'Donoughue.
Recording information: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA; NRG Studios, N. Hollywood, CA.
Photographer: Chris Cuffaro.
Unknown Contributor Role: Dance Hall Crashers.
So many mid-'90s bands combined ska with punk rock, and so few of them did it in any memorable way, that it's a genuine pleasure to be able to report on one that makes it work perfectly. The Dance Hall Crashers succeed by worrying about tunes first and rhythmic signifiers second (if at all), and by putting two marvelous singers (Elise Rogers and Karina Denike) front and center and yoking them equally. On "All Mine" they slide in and out of harmony, spending half the time singing in sweet unison while the guitar-bass-drums backing trio spins out tightly constructed power-pop-ska behind them, whereas on "Elvis & Me" one sings lead while the other jumps in with perfect harmonies on the chorus. That's the formula and they stick with it, much to the music's benefit. The tempos are typically very brisk but never feel rushed (a sure sign of maturity in a ska band), and the production is clear and focused without sounding overly slick. Excellent. ~ Rick Anderson