I'd heard of Cobra Starship, by default in some way or another, a friend or a magazine perhaps. I didnt pay much attention to them however until i heard this album.
I think this album was written in very good humour and gabe (The Vocalist) Is'nt affraid to offer himself up. Therefor anyone ... Read review
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Advantages: fun, upbeat, great to dance to! Disadvantages: You'll be humming lyrics all day, You might have to admit to a gulty pleasure or two!
I'd heard of Cobra Starship, by default in some way or another, a friend or a magazine perhaps. I didnt pay much attention to them however until i heard this album.
I think this album was written in very good humour and gabe (The Vocalist) Is'nt affraid to offer himself up. Therefor anyone who is easy going, chilled and well humoured... this is the C.D for you.
I'n my opinion this CD is well worth its money, as each and ... ...c.) laughing or d.) all of the above.
Once I'd been so impressed with this album i went out of my way to pick up their last release. This is far better then thei previous offering of music and lyrics.
I am now officially a fan and can't wait to hear their latest release 'Hot Mess' ... more
I'd heard of Cobra Starship, by default in some way or another, a friend or a magazine perhaps. I didnt pay much attention to them however until i heard this album.
I think this album was written in very good humour and gabe (The Vocalist) Is'nt affraid to offer himself up. Therefor anyone who is easy going, chilled and well humoured... this is the C.D for you.
I'n my opinion this CD is well worth its money, as each and every track will have you either a.) singing, b.) dancing, c.) laughing or d.) all of the above.
Once I'd been so impressed with this album i went out of my way to pick up their last release. This is far better then thei previous offering of music and lyrics.
I am now officially a fan and can't wait to hear their latest release 'Hot Mess'
Advantages: Very original, and their best work yet! Disadvantages: None
Awesome album!
I thought this was much better than their first album. Amazing tracks to watch for being, "The City is at War", "Guilty pleasure" and "Kiss My Sass"
Again, with collaborations with Gym class heroes, the cobras have pulled it off again!
With an interesting mix of pop, rock and synth, this album is well worth picking up, whether you've heard of cobra starship before or not.
Luckily, this album avoids the problem the first one suffered, ...
troublepup 12.08.2008
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Product details
Title
Viva La Cobra
Performer
Cobra Starship
Genre
Rock & Pop
Sub Genre
Alternative
Release Date
03/12/2007
Original Release Year
2007
Label / Distributor
Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic / Cinram Logistics
Engineer
Scott Riebling; Sean Kimon
Producer
Patrick Stump
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
75678996429
Catalogue Number
7567899642
Additional notes
Album Notes
Cobra Starship: Gabe Saporta (vocals); Ryland Blackinton (guitars); Victoria Asher (keyboard); Alex Suarez (bass guitar); Nate Novarro (drums). Additional personnel: Travis McCoy, V.I.P.. Cobra Starship's second song, "Guilty Pleasure" tells you almost everything you need to know about the band. Essentially a side-project of Midtown bassist/vocalist Gabe Saporta, the band caught fire as a result of their song "Bring It (Snakes on a Plane)" from the pre-fab cult movie of the same name. The thing is, Cobra Starship doesn't care if they're a guilty pleasure. In fact, they seem to be aiming for just such status. Songs such as "Kiss My Sass" and "Damn You Look Good and I'm Drunk" represent the perfect fusion of both Backstreet and Fall Out boys. "Smile for the Paparazzi" has a clattering electro-funk beat that may as well be from a Gloria Estefan song, and "Angie" could be a lost John Secada track. People with an axe to grind against emo AND pop are going to tear VIVA LA COBRA to shreds, but anyone who ever sang loudly and without shame to pop radio is going to wonder where this album has been all their lives.
Album Reviews
Entertainment Weekly (p.65) - "[W]ith catchier hooks and harder-rocking beats supplied by Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump, who produced." -- Grade: B
Titles on disc 1
1.
City Is At War
2.
Guilty Pleasure
3.
One Day Robots Will Cry
4.
Kiss My Sass - Cobra Starship & Travis McCoy
5.
Damn You Look Good And I'm Drunk (Scandalous) - Cobra Starship & VIP
6.
World Has Its Shine (But I Would Drop It On A Dime)
7.
Smile For The Paparazzi
8.
Angie
9.
Prostitution Is The World's Oldest Profession (And I Dear Ma
10.
My Moves Are White (White Hot That Is)
11.
Pleasure Ryland
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