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- Summary: This is the first new studio release in four years for the rockabilly Texan trio of Jim Heath, Jimbo Wallace, and Scott Churilla.
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- Record Label: Victory Records
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Rockabilly Revival, Psychobilly
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| Let Me Teach You How to Eat | |
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| Let me teach you how to eat Teach you how to eat Let me teach you how to eat Teach you how to eat How to marinate the meat Marinate the meat Let me... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Feb 5, 2014REV is one of Horton Heat’s finest sets, channeling the abandon, fun and rebellion of primal rock ‘n’ roll without a cloying or overly nostalgic moment.
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Feb 5, 2014REV is the Reverend Horton Heat's strongest rock & roll album since 2000's Spend a Night in the Box, simply because it shows the Reverend and company to their best advantage: they do this stuff better than anyone, and they don't have to apologize for playing to their strengths when they can still wail like this.
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Alternative PressFeb 5, 2014Ultimately Rev proves that a hard-driving beat and a searing six-string are timeless pleasures. [Feb 2014, p.94]
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Feb 5, 2014While they are still lyrically and musically on point, sometimes that old sense of humor seems to be something they just can’t quite recapture in the present day. That said, they’re not slouching on this disc.
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