FIBROTOWN - Fibrotown
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ITEM DETAILS
- Artist:
- Fibrotown
- Title:
- FIBROTOWN
- Format:
- CD Regular
- Barcode No.:
- 181388
- Available:
- 16-09-2002
- Sourced:
- Australia
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After 5 years and many gigs later, Fibrotown FINALLY get their act together for long enough to put some songs down on tape. What the lazy amongst us would call alt.country, this will keep all the hip urban cowboys and girls happy. What it's trying to sound like is hillbilly-ish (yep, that's a word), but instead of ripping off The Carter Family and their kind they've updated (hell, there's even the riff of "Lust For Life" thrown in there somewhere...). Sydney may have Love Me, but in Melbourne no-one can out-charm Fibrotown.
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