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Feb 6, 2014He clearly has a blast doing this, and it shows through in a release like Four Foot Shack.
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Feb 14, 2014It’s a whiz-bang romp perfect for the Claypool faithful to devour, and may even attract some of the more roots oriented not already onboard his distorted fun-house mirror music crazy train.
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Feb 6, 2014The musical realm that exists inside of Claypool's head is a bizarre one, but the songs on Four Foot Shack have a weird knack for worming their way into your head, turning your waking world into a surreal, country-fried cartoon version of itself that's oddly endearing.
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Feb 6, 2014Like a lot of the material Claypool has released under his own name, Four Foot Shack is a mixed bag. But this time around the positives outweigh the negatives by quite a bit, and the album’s relaxed vibe is a nice change for Claypool.
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Apr 14, 2014Since only 42 seconds of the album is new material (the opening self titled track), it can, at times, feel redundant, almost unnecessary, but, with a musician of Claypool’s caliber, to see boundaries being pushed--and classics revisited--there is obvious value here. And, at the very least, it’s a hell of a lot of fun.
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Mar 31, 2014This is a one-joke album, but the joke is a good one, and more than a few bona fide country fans will be convinced.
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Mar 11, 2014Even when it's aggressively quirky, Duo De Twang are the most original and fun sound he's slapped out in years.
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Kerrang!Feb 6, 2014This is a collection of classic covers and reimaginings if Primus gems done country-style. [25 Jan 2014, p.54]
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Feb 19, 2014Its shortcomings are fundamental--too long, too repetitive, too reliant on novelty--though hardcore fans will dig the spontaneity and candor.
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Mar 12, 2014Four Foot Shack provokes guffaws, in that hallucinogenic Claypool way, but its visceral blend of oddness and crassness leaves you with a stomach ache.