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Basehead
Released 1996

Castles and Kings
02:38
9 plays

Betty Ford and a Brand New Bag
05:02
9 plays

If I Were Superman
06:12
9 plays

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- 1
- If I Were Superman
- 06:12
- 9 plays

- 2
- Cold Outside
- 02:48
- 10 plays

- 3
- Faith
- 04:08
- 13 plays

- 4
- Castles and Kings
- 02:38
- 9 plays

- 5
- Ask Your Dad
- 03:29
- 8 plays

- 6
- Fun Tube
- 05:29
- 11 plays

- 7
- Betty Ford and a Brand New Bag
- 05:02
- 9 plays

- 8
- Lucy
- 04:29
- 10 plays

- 9
- Objects in the First Person
- 04:16
- 7 plays

- 10
- Fives and Fours and Friends of Friends
- 05:39
- 6 plays

- 11
- Saved
- 04:19
- 23 plays

- 12
- Spreading Germs
- 05:19
- 6 plays

- 13
- The Son Does Shine
- 03:59
- 3 plays

- 14
- Family Man
- 03:15
- 4 plays

album review

In a bizarre turn of events, Basehead's Michael Ivey abandoned slacker suburban life for mystical, spiritual territory on his third album, Faith. He didn't leave behind his trademark amalgam of funk, hip-hop, and kitschy pop but he has become more focused. Unfortunately, you don't listen to Basehead to hear direction -- Ivey's charm has always been in his fragmented, hazy cut-and-paste approach. Though he comes up with some fine results on Faith -- and it has to be seen as a comeback after the rote Not in Kansas Anymore -- the album doesn't quite reach its lofty goals. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide