The Bloodhound Gang - Hooray for Boobies
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Free Music Notes for Hooray for Boobies
Free Music Review: dirty
Hit: 5 Stars
this cd is so rude its hilariouse it says what everyone is thinking its greatFree Music Review: The Best Yet
Hit: 4 Stars
I really am disappointed that they broke up, but perhaps it was for the best. This album really is the peak of the Blood Hound Gang, although I would recommend One Fierce Beer Coaster in addition to this album.A great track is "Mope", the bridge riff is basically the riff from For Whom The Bell Tolls (Metallica) and sounds wicked on the rap/metal track. "The Bad Touch" was the stand out track that attracted a lot of new Bloodhound Gang, and is a good pop song. One track that I felt they should of released as a single was "Along Comes Mary", has a great pop sound and has a good chorus.
This album is hilarious, the lyrical content is imflammatory to any and all potential listeners. The best tracks on the album for me are:
Mope
The Ballad of Chasey Lain
Hell Yeah
A Lapdance is Always Better When The Stripper is Crying
Along Comes Mary
Free Music Review: Hooray for Hooray for Boobies!
Hit: 5 Stars
It took four years for the band to write and release Hooray for Boobies, but when they did, it was a massive success. Fueled by the radio-friendly single "The Bad Touch," Hooray features not only thirteen full-length songs (the most on any BHG record), but also the return of the notorious "non-song tracks," which are -- get this -- funny this time around. Track three, "Mama's Boy," is a recording of an actual (and unscripted) phone call between Jimmy Pop and his mother.The clever songwriting remains, and it's as filthy as it ever was - possibly the filthiest moment is the bit about masturbating to a picture of a missing child on a milk carton while driving a speeding trailer. Just listen to "A Lap Dance Is So Much Better When the Stripper Is Crying," and see if you don't burst out laughing at least once.
Most eighth-grade boys should get a kick out of the album once or twice just from the jokes alone, but there is so much more to appreciate than that. Any mild headbanger should love Lupus Thunder's heavy guitar hooks on songs like "I Hope You Die" and "Take the Long Way Home." But if you're looking for bone-crushing speed guitar (Metallica's "Master of Puppets," for example), don't look here.
Hooray for Boobies is an astonishing creation by far. Consider it a longer, heavier, nastier version of "One Fierce Beer Coaster," only without Rob Van Winkle on guest vocals.
Free Music Review: Offensive, oblivious to reality and great
Hit: 5 Stars
This is the best possible result of mixing techno, punk, metal and garbage. And it came out perfect in everyway.Free Music Review: Sick, disgusting, foul, explicit, and ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS!
Hit: 5 Stars
This CD is great but not recommended for the faint of heart! VERY EXPLICIT lyrics, but that is what you expect from the Bloodhound Gang! Hooray for Boobies is fun on so many levels.....they lyrics alone are worth the price of this CD. Highly recommended for shock value, but definately not for young children or the elderly!