Music CD - Various Artists: Brak Presents The Brak Album Starring Brak

	Music CD: Brak Presents The Brak Album Starring Brak Artist: Various Artists List Price: $13.98 Our Price: $10.17 Your Save: $ 3.81 ( 27% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Kid Rhino
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Tracks: 1. Really Cool Song 2. Franz Shoebert 3. Dentist - 4. Magic Toenail 5. Babbling Brook - 6. I'll Tell Me Ma - Traditional 7. Rock Candy - Smith, Peter 8. Big Fat Squid 9. I Like Hubcaps 10. Cowboy Buddy - 11. Highway 40 - Merrill, Andy 12. Bananachek - 13. Smell You Later 14. Store - Smith, Peter [1] 15. Brak Counterbrak - 16. Evil Is Only Skin Deep 17. We Like Girls 18. El Brakiachi - 19. Beeflog 20. Another Cowboy Buddy - 21. Barbeque 22. Count Brakula - 23. I'm Forgettable 24. Molly Cule - 25. We're Buds 26. Chili Today, Hot Tamale 27. Ohio 28. I've Got You Under My Drawers 29. Year of the Mantis 30. Soup on a Stick
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0081227977221 Label: Kid Rhino Manufacturer: Kid Rhino Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Kid Rhino Release Date: 2000-03-14 Studio: Kid Rhino
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: I love Brak Comment: I love the Brak show so I thought this cd would be amazing. I sadly skimped over the fact that it is "children's music" so with that known some of the songs easily get annoying... which never happens on the show. Customer Rating: Summary: From the Producers of Space Ghost Coast to Coast Comment: This is the soundtrack to a TV special called "Brak Presents The Brak Show Starring Brak". Brak was a character on Space Ghost Coast to Coast. He is known for his extreme stupidity. On this album, he sings a bunch of silly, moronic songs, which are actually rather funny. He has several special guests helping him out, including cartoon characters Zorak, Grape Ape and Wally Gator. Some real people guest star too, including Irish folk music group the Chieftains, actor Freddie Prinze Jr. and wrestler Diamond Dallas Page. It you liked Space Ghost Coast to Coast, you will probably enjoy this CD. If you never saw that show, you will most likely be baffled by this CD. Customer Rating: Summary: In My Big Ol Pickup Truck Comment: I heard "Highway 40" on XMKids channel in XM Satellite Radio and the kids and I can't get it out of my head. I'm buying this immediately!!! Lil' Jimmy and Ramone will sing along with glee! Customer Rating: Summary: I've Got A Magic Toenail Comment: Well, I don't know where to start. This is a great album if you happen to like ex-convict singing cartoon cat-like creatures from outer space. I happen to be in that small, vociferous minority who does, and find this album to be wholesomely strange and depraved. Any CD with songs like "Beeflog," "Big Fat Squid," and my personal favorite, the haunting "Magic Toenail," is worth a listen in my book. Ostensibly this is for kids, but adult fans of Space Ghost will be just as comfortable (yet strangely uncomfortable) listening to Brak sing, sometimes accompanied by the Brakettes. One thing's for sure: this CD is certainly like no other. Listen and enjoy. Customer Rating: Summary: I LOVE BRAK!!! Comment: The humor on this album is sublime. We got it as a gift a couple of years ago and never listened to it. My 4 yo son discovered it and made me play it for him and I just cracked up! We've been listening to it several times a day for the past month and I still haven't tired of it. My 1 yo loves the music and just rocks out and my 8 yo likes figuring out the more subtle jokes. Fun for the whole family! More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: In the sometimes-twisted world of cartoons, Brak seems to fall someplace between Ren & Stimpy and South Park. Not quite as gross as the former and nowhere near as foul-mouthed as the latter, Valdemar H. Guerta (a.k.a. Brak) climbed to stardom on the back--or slippery ether--of his costar Space Ghost. Now the Brakster has gathered some truly unusual (and unexpected) guests for his first album. Like an audio nightmare cartoon gross-out of the skull, The Brak Album trots out many of his most obese obsessions: "Rock Candy" (great for causing cavities, as Brak duly points out), "Magic Toenail," "Big Fat Squid," "We Like Girls," and... well, you get the picture. Ireland's Chieftains appear here with "I'll Tell Me Ma," while WCW World Heavyweight wrestler Diamond Dallas Page does a cameo with "Evil Is Only Skin Deep." But it's Freddie Prinze Jr. on "Highway 40" who seems an even odder special guest than the Irish minstrels and the canvas crusher. Throw in the Brakettes and a backing band eager to funk it up and you've got a kids' record that redefines "weird" for today's Brakhead (and tomorrow's next generation of good, all-American citizens). --Martin Keller