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Tribute to Offspring
Bluegrass Tribute to the Offspring: Americano
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. All I Want - 3.05
2. Self Esteem - 3.42
3. Want You Bad - 3.57
4. The Kids Aren't Alright - 3.41
5. Gone Away - 3.52
6. Gotta Get Away - 3.59
7. Jennifer Lost the War - 3.10
8. Can't Repeat - 4.01
9. Staring at the Sun - 3.06
10. Hit That - 3.29
11. Something to Believe In - 3.51

CD Details

All Artists: Tribute to Offspring
Title: Bluegrass Tribute to the Offspring: Americano
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cmh Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/2007
Re-Release Date: 4/24/2007
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
Styles: Bluegrass, Tributes
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 027297919129

Synopsis

Album Description

Americano: The Bluegrass Tribute to The Offspring is filled with blisteringly-fast banjo pickin' and bubbly bluegrass harmonies. Cornbread Red's interpretation of The Offspring's music is a mixture of hard-edged playing matched with some of the most fun and funny singing in the bluegrass world. It is a fitting tribute for a band that has built their reputation on being so many things to so many people. If you're a fan of The Offspring, or a fan of truly entertaining music, please come out and play this incredible record.

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CD Reviews

Great new take on some of my favorite Offspring songs.

J. Cervero | Hudson, NC | 11/01/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Offspring's 'Smash' album was the first CD I owned and I have since collected all of their releases before and after.

This CD a remarkable re-visioning of a wide range of their songs. I'm not generally a fan of Country or Bluegrass but the skill and speed with which Cornbread Red plays keeps much of the punk feel. Lyrical pacing has been altered to fit the genre and it works all across the board.

Track 7, Jennifer Lost the War, is from The Offspring's very first album. Most of the songs from that album are *very* punk as compared to their more mainstream and recent work. As such, those songs, this one in particular are rarely heard. The tonal change for Jennifer Lost the War is beautiful. It's has gone from an angry societal commentary to a hauntingly sad tribute.

As I was listening to the CD on the drive home, I imagined that I could share this music with some friends who might not appreciate the originals as much as I do. I wholeheartedly recommend this album to fans of The Offspring, fans of Bluegrass who can appreciate more modern lyrics, and fans of good music in general."