Jill Sobule, Underdog Victorious - 45m 27s

Tracks & Durations

1. Freshman	2:21
2. Jetpack	3:03
3. Cinnamon Park	3:23
4. Tender Love	2:46
5. Underdog Victorious	3:31
6. Under the Disco Ball	1:31
7. The Last Line	3:56
8. Tel Aviv	3:32
9. Joey	3:55
10. Nothing Natural	2:28
11. Asshole	2:59
12. Strawberry Gloss	3:45
13. Thank Misery	2:16
14. I Saw a Cop	2:36
15. Almost Fell In Love	3:15

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Review

Underdog Victorious is the kind of album that makes listeners feel smart. Catchy and upbeat, it connects instantly to spark a Friday-at-five vibe, but it also sinks in deep on several tracks. "Tel Aviv" takes on sex slavery ("I think of my mother / I send her what I can / She thinks I'm a waitress / She's proud I'm a waitress") and the title track hopeless dorkiness, with its fat-kid protagonist, but even the heavy-subject numbers have a way of veering hard toward the lighhearted. Sobule borrows generously from Chicago for "Cinnamon Park," a throwback stoner anthem that should have been the hit of the summer, and her sleepyheaded schoolgirl voice wins us over in its lovable-kook way as it struggles to keep pace with the kicky "Joey," about a has-been teen queen. Where other "quirky" musicians stagnate or flame out, Sobule only gets stronger. Underdog Victorious is her triumph-tinged proof that in the gets-better-with-every-album race, she's the rare real deal. --Tammy La Gorce

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Underdog Victorious

Tracks: 14 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 42m 6s (-4m 39s)

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