Rock n Roll without a doubt.
author: Street Voice UK
LABRETTA SUEDE AND THE MOTEL 6 - NotFood Hungry: What do you combine a hot female vocalist and musicians who play a blend of Garage, Blues and Rockabilly? You get New Zealand band Labretta Suede and The Motel 6 who kick ass both image and music wise. This twelve track album is a testament to how a Garge band should sound like and I've enjoyed every moment of it from start to finish. There's some great tracks on here including 'Holler', 'New Orleans', 'Girls Like Betty' and 'Mr Mysterious'. I really enjoyed this album that much that it was turned up full when writing this review but my neighbours didn't get the same appreciation but fuck them they're boring fuckers anyway. How could anyone complain about the brilliance coming from this album? Labretta Suede really does do the business vocal wise on here delivering every word with passion. Johnny Moon Dog and Jay L really do a great job on guitar and bass and their style of play really make this album what it is. They play in a style that many Garage bands try but don't quite get it right. Love this album to bits and anyone into the Garage sound will love this too. Not only that but this comes well packaged with a great booklet of shots which includes a rear shot of Labretta Suede. She's got the best ass in Rock N Roll without a doubt. 9/10
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Not Food Hungry
author: Nz Musician
Yee Ha!!Sexy swaggering Rock n Roll with attitude to burn.This is ture timeless rock n roll at its finest and there's no doubt about it.In your face,impassioned,its seriously irresistible.There's hoodoo,swampy blues,a touch of hillbilly and no bullshit here.Try not giving in to dancing or sing along and you will surley fail.Handsomley packaged with great artwork and cool photos of the band there's been time and money spent on this to make it all around attractive.And it is very deluxe.All fans of rock n roll and the likes of the Datsuns and King Loser will seriously dig this.
Ania Glowacz-Nz Musician Vol 13 No 8.October/November 2007
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Grinding like the Stray Cats but wig out like The Cramps....
author: The Groove Guide
Labretta Howls like Polly Jean Harvey,while the band grind like the Stray Cats and wig out like The Cramps.Despite sounding like a Southern Culture car crash,they Hail from Auckland New Zealand.This is punk rock a billy at its low down dirty best.You want a manifesto check out "Skinny" one hell of a declaration to the rock n be damned philosophy.Then get the single "Boogaloo",Baby!!
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No nonsense rock and roll!
author: Alex
This album rocks! It has all the energy of a live performance with the polish of a studio piece. Labretta really displays her versatility on this cd with a great mix of songs which seemed to combine several genres. I felt there were elements of blues, rock-a-billy, rock'n'roll and punk all brought together on single album - and it worked so well. The rest of the band really know what they're doing too with some great instrumental fills. Definitely worth a listen.
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