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Cracker, Forever

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1292109

Disk length: 58m 25s (13 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2002

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Brides of Neptune 4:57
2. Shine 4:20
3. Don't Bring Us Down 4:02
4. Guarded By Monkeys 4:22
5. Ain't That Strange 4:07
6. Miss Santa Cruz County 4:29
7. Superfan 3:56
8. Sweet Magdalena of My Misfortune 3:35
9. Merry Christmas Emily 3:56
10. Forever 4:13
11. Shameless 3:44
12. One Fine Day 6:54
13. What You're Missing 5:42

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Review

In many ways, Forever has been a long time coming. The fifth album from Cracker finds principal songwriter and frontman David Lowery finally and fully integrating his more recent leanings with the sound of his previous band, Camper Van Beethoven. So, in addition to the garage-rock Americana that defined Cracker's preceding albums, Forever adds a healthy dose of Camper Van's eclecticism, especially on tracks like "Guarded by Monkeys" and the Johnny Hickman-penned "Superfan." Lowery's wit is still in top form ("God gave you life / So stay out of mine / And take your sorry ass back to Florida" he spits on "Don't Bring Us Down"), and Hickman's guitar work is as fierce as ever. Some old friends turn up on some of the best tracks (Sparklehorse's Mark Linkous contributes guitar, keyboards, and backing vocals to album opener, "Brides of Neptune"). And even though they do occasionally stumble (the band's attempt at rap on "What You're Missing" is more pathetic than funny), Forever features some of Cracker's best work since Kerosene Hat. --Robert Burrow

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