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The Jamaican-American Electro-Trance-Funk master, L.G. Mair Jr., born in New York City, has played bass for such well known performers as B.J. Thomas, and Freddy Fender. In this album he reunites with George Calfa, cofounder of the eighties underground sensation, "1% Goat," for their second album: S.L.I.P. - 2004. Their self-titled debut album, S.L.I.P. was well received in Europe in the early 90s, most notably in Berlin, where the original version of "Sin By Sin" was played regularly on the radio. S.L.I.P. - 2004: It's Frank Zappa, The Tubes and their own secret sauce, mixed with heart-pounding pulsating rhythms. - Warning - Not Suitable For Children And Some Adults! Check out the artist's website: http://www.slip2004.com Track List: 1. Spam Time (or) Nobody Is This Lonely - 2. Another Day In L.A. - 3. These Are The Things That I'm Thankful For - 4. Thank You Doctor - 5. Hommage To Danger - 6. Cell Phones & SUVs - 7. Sin By Sin - Revisted - 8. My God's Better - 9. A Priest With A Cross On His Cock - 10. Where Do You Go - Suggested CDs:Other Genres: |