- I Am
- Playmate of the Year
- Now or Never
- Wasted
- I'm Money
- Go
- What's Goin' On?
- Subtract You
- The Hell That Is My Life
- E Generation
- Livin' Libido Loco
- In My Room
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A. Jay Popoff Vocals (Background)
Gabrial McNair Keyboards
Howard Benson Keyboards
Greg Bergdorf Guitar
Ali Tabatabaee Vocals
Ben Osmundson Bass
Tavis Werts Horn,Didjeridu,Vocals (Background)
Ed Udhus Drums
Justin Mauriello Guitar,Vocals
Bobby Brooks Loops
Bobby Brooks Engineer,Loop
Gavin Lurssen Mastering
Tim Devine A&R
Chris Lord-Alge Mixing
Howard Benson Producer,Programming
F. Scott Schafer Photography
Woody Pornpitaksuk Authoring
Greg Bergdorf Composer,Group Member
Ali Tabatabaee Composer,Group Member
Ernie Vigil Engineer
Chris Lord Mixing
Brandy Flower Design,Art Direction
Ben Osmundson Composer
Matt Silva Mixing Engineer,Mixing Assistant,Assistant Engineer
Ed Udhus Composer,Group Member
Kerissa Fare Model
Dana Pilson Production Coordination
Randy Cash Composer
Jennifer Rovero Model
Lisa Gray Sall Product Manager
Jodi Ann Paterson Model


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Overview
Having failed to score commercially with their debut album Waste of Mind, Zebrahead returns two years later with more of the same, which is to say fast-paced hard rock on which Justin Mauriello's male adolescent musings are augmented by Ali Tabatabaee's aggressive raps. At their best, on the title song (sort of a musical version of a Farrelly Brothers movie in under three minutes), the group approaches the sound of Cheap Trick, with their shimmering guitar lines, furious rhythm playing, and Mauriello's self-deprecating, humorous lyrics. A few other songs, notably "The Hell That Is My Life" and "Wasted," are almost as effective, but much of Zebrahead's music is too busy for its own good, and when they attempt social commentary on "What's Goin' On?" (where have we seen that title before?) the results are embarrassing, while as a change of pace like "Livin' Libido Loco" is more reminiscent of Barry Manilow than Ricky Martin. The hidden track at the end of the album is a prank call made by Mauriello to Sony Music in which he impersonates his mother and demands to know when he is going to start seeing some money from his record contract. It may indicate the band will pack it in unless Playmate of the Year breaks through, but even with a tie-in to Playboy magazine that still seems like a long shot. ~ William Ruhlmann
Product Details
Release Date: | 08/22/2000 |
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Label: | Columbia / Sony Music Distribution |
UPC: | 0074646381724 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Zebrahead Primary ArtistA. Jay Popoff Vocals (Background)
Gabrial McNair Keyboards
Howard Benson Keyboards
Greg Bergdorf Guitar
Ali Tabatabaee Vocals
Ben Osmundson Bass
Tavis Werts Horn,Didjeridu,Vocals (Background)
Ed Udhus Drums
Justin Mauriello Guitar,Vocals
Bobby Brooks Loops
Technical Credits
Justin Mauriello Group Member,ComposerBobby Brooks Engineer,Loop
Gavin Lurssen Mastering
Tim Devine A&R
Chris Lord-Alge Mixing
Howard Benson Producer,Programming
F. Scott Schafer Photography
Woody Pornpitaksuk Authoring
Greg Bergdorf Composer,Group Member
Ali Tabatabaee Composer,Group Member
Ernie Vigil Engineer
Chris Lord Mixing
Brandy Flower Design,Art Direction
Ben Osmundson Composer
Matt Silva Mixing Engineer,Mixing Assistant,Assistant Engineer
Ed Udhus Composer,Group Member
Kerissa Fare Model
Dana Pilson Production Coordination
Randy Cash Composer
Jennifer Rovero Model
Lisa Gray Sall Product Manager
Jodi Ann Paterson Model
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