CTD Superman's Song for the Weez

[thebitterguy]

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[drewmg.livejournal.com]

man, i haven't heard that song in ages. i used to listen to CTD a lot.

[thebitterguy]

I enjoyed their first two albums a lot, but didn't really keep up with them after that.

Amusingly enough, I saw them open for the Northern Pikes.

[drewmg.livejournal.com]

Their style changed DRASTICALLY with every album.

1991: The Ghosts the Haunt Me - Country/Folk
1993: God Shuffled his Feet - Folk/Pop
1996: A Worm's Life - Pop/Calypso/Rock
1998: Give Yourself A Hand - Jazz/Techno Fusion
2001: I Don't Care That You Don't Mind - Old style 1800's Saloon Country
2004: Puss n' Boots - Pop/Rock
2005: Songs for the Unforgiven - Old dreary folk/country.

Seriously, these guys cannot stick to a style for more than 2 years. And really, at this point, Brad Roberts (deep voice guy) is the only band member. Calling it a band is pretty misleading.

[thebitterguy]

I'm sure it's just maintaining the brand; that, and someone needs to get the "Superman's Song" royalty checks.

I do think I'd like to pick up I Don't Care, though. That sounds kinda clever.