Root Supposed He Was Out Of The Question...
- Root Supposed He Was Out Of The Question...
Infobox Album
Name = Root Supposed He Was Out Of The Question...
Type = studio
Artist = ROOT!
Released = Start date|2007|12|7
Recorded = 2007
Genre = Country, Spoken Word, Comedy
Length = 43:41
Label = Meek Joe Records
Producer = Meek Joe
Reviews = *Time Out Sydney Rating|3|6 [http://www.timeoutsydney.com.au/music/albumreviews/root--root-supposed-he-was-out-of-the-question.aspx link]
Last album = N/A
This album = "Root Supposed He Was Out Of The Question..."
(2007)
Next album =
"Root Supposed He Was Out Of The Question..." is the debut album by Melbourne band ROOT!, released on December 7, 2007. The album is the band's signature mix of country, rock and ironic lyrics, as well as sections of spoken word.
Although the album was initially planned to be released in August of 2007, the band was unhappy with the mix and decided that a full remixing must take place before the album was to be released.
Track listing
# "I Wish I Was Tex Perkins" - 4:10
# "Spring Me Out Of Caroline Springs, Caroline" - 3:47
# "Shazza and Michelle" - 4:38
# "Young Man's Blues Blues" - 3:27
# "I Still Call Australia "HO"" - 3:04
# "My Cowboy Hat Is Bigger Than Texas" - 3:28
# "The Ballad of the Poowong Magpies" - 2:44
# "School Mum" - 3:40
# "Pauline Hanson Says There's Christian Muslims Too" - 4:26
# "Back To Mine" - 6:48
# "I'll Get My Kicks When I'm 66" ["unlisted"] - 3:37
External links
* [http://rootcompendium.net/ Album and band information] , from The ROOT! compendium
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