Amish Love Child
Amish Love Child
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Working class Americana. Mixing genres of british rock & pop, classic country, with some seventies punk, new wave and clever lyrics everyone can relate to.
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- 1 Things
- 2 Green Light
- 3 I don't wanna work
- 4 Paycheck to Paycheck
- 5 Security
- 6 Money
- 7 Snidely Whiplash
- 8 Cell Phone
- 9 PBR Vacation
- 10 Changing
- 11 Fire
- 12 Riddles & Rhymes
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Amish Love Child, a trio based in Eugene, is comprised of singer/songwriter Troy Krusenstjerna, a native of Eugene, Oregon, on guitar and lead vocals, Tony Gilchriest, from Austin,Texas, on bass guitar and backing vocals, and Jeff Davis, from Santa Cruz, California, on drums and backing vocals,
Inspired by the music of the british invasion: the Beatles, the Kinks, and the Rolling Stones, and seventies punk: The Ramones, Iggy Pop, and the Clash, along with the new wave sounds of the Talking Heads, and the Cars. Amish Love Child's debut album; the self-titled "Amish Love Child," contains such gems as the hopeful and optimistic "Things," the rocking "Green Light," as well as other fan favorites: "I don't wanna work,"PBR Vacation, "Cell Phone, and "Paycheck to Paycheck." Produced with tender loving care by Jeff Davis, and including a 12 page booklet with artwork and photography by Troy Krusenstjerna, the cd is destined to be an instant classic. And with a name like Amish Love Child, your curiosity will be aroused...
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original, catchy, passionate music that makes you groove
author: Nina WhitneyThis CD is awesome! The album has a full range of feeling from unconsolable longing, inspirational and light hearted to despondent, forlorn, disillusioned, and almost burnt bitter. A wonderful ride through a passionate countryside of rolling hills with those really steep ones that make your belly, heart and head go - wooo hooo! Just about any word gets the tracks playing in my head. The songs are so catchy and everpresent in my mind I'm starting to think they are my original thoughts. Whether your favorite is blue grass or punk rock you will relate to and love this CD. Thanks to ALC for this masterpiece!
Damn Rocking Piece of Music!
author: Teemu AholaGotta love this cd! It gets better every time I listen to it. Especially songs like Paycheck to paycheck, Snidely whiplash and PBR Vacation are highly addictive both in music and lyrics. One of the best music cd's that I've heard for a long time, thumbs up!
Decribes American lifestyle (or lack thereof) perfectly!
author: Debra F.It would be impossible for me to say which song on the CD is my personal favorite. As I listen to each song, I find myself recalling some past experience in my own life that rises to the surface. Snidley Whiplash most DEFINITELY reminds me of my prior in-laws (shudder shudder)! They nearly sent ME on a PBR Vacation!
Pop for the Proletariat
author: The Pop!Machine ZineI was lucky enough to find this CD on the local shelf at KWVA 88.1 FM right before the CD release party and was pleasently pleased by the quality of musical craftminship. I played the first track on the air and have made sure to play each other one at least once. Sharp lyrics and lush full instrumentation roll out of each track. A hint of twang echos through the album. I am blow away that this quality of music is being produced in Eugene, Oregon. If you are a working class hero that enjoys pop music with message then you need Amish Love Child. RYL: Brandos, Fleetwood Mac, Abandon Ship, Nature Boy Saints, and Charlie Sexton.
Amish Love Child Is Here to Stay!
author: Ingrid KarsonI'm blown away - Such "Bull's Eye" lyrics. It hits home, it hurts, it heals, and it's real. Among my favorites are: "Pay Check to Pay Check" - I feel there is a slight hint of bluegrass/rock feel to it. "PBR Vacation" is bound to show up on a soundtrack CD one of these days, and "Fire" is both mellow and rocking at the same time.
Amish Love Child will make you quit your job
author: Shawn LingoAmish Love Child's first album is an incredible debut. I hummed along merrily with the first two tracks while I washed dishes the other day. "I Don't want to work" came on and got me tapping my foot, "Paycheck to Paycheck" had me stomping and by "Snidely Whiplash" I was pogoing amid broken dishes. I looked around panic-stricken, trying to come up with a story to explain the mess. In a flash of clarity I realized I should just tell the truth -- Amish Love Child ROCKS!