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The Neckbones Souls on Fire Release Date: 1997 07 15 Label: Japanese Import What's not to like about this record? OK, yeah, the Neckbones can't sing, but you can tell they could give a toss about that. They're not all that bothered about staying in tune, either, or looking good in their CD photo, or really doing much of anything but kicking up a loud, unholy, heavy, rude racket that sounds like a combo of alcohol, boredom relief, and a general desire to create loud, uncivil, ill-mannered, happy mayhem. The sleepy college town of Oxford, MS, where they hatched, is a "make your own kicks" dullsville. So when the Neckbones sing "I'm having the best time of my life," you picture them getting wrecked, inviting their pals to a crazy, whacked rehearsal, and then celebrating by swervedriving their cars over to William Faulkner's old house and relieving their bladders on the outside walls. Good kick-bucket rock & roll. Not pretty? This ain't no beauty contest. This is the sound and the fury. Jack Rabid, All Music Guide Tracks: Title Composer Time 1 Dead End Kids 3:11 2 Souls on Fire 2:46 3 It Ain't Enough 2:00 4 Don't Ya Leave Me 2:44 5 Hit Me 1:40 6 Keep Driving 1:35 7 Crack Whore Blues 2:47 8 Dolly 2:15 9 Superstar Cheverolet 2:18 10 You Can't Touch Her The Neckbones 2:57 11 Skronky Tonk 2:12 12 Art School Dropout 2:37 13 Love Ya Rock N' Roll 2:12 14 Can't Drive You 4:12 15 Shouldn't Call Your Man a Fool 2:28 16 Gambling Fool 2:21 Releases: Year Type Label 2002 CD Japanese Import 2009 CD Fat Possum Records CD Japanese Import

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