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- Drunk Enough to Dance
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Bowling for Soup
Released 2002

Girl All the Bad Guys Want
03:17
9,931 plays

[Silence]
00:04
981 plays

Running from Your Dad
03:37
966 plays

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songs

- 1
- I Don't Wanna Rock
- 03:03
- 1,115 plays

- 2
- Emily
- 03:30
- 2,007 plays

- 3
- Girl All the Bad Guys Want
- 03:17
- 9,931 plays

- 4
- On and On (About You)
- 03:10
- 1,189 plays

- 5
- Surf Colorado
- 03:54
- 1,002 plays

- 6
- Life After Lisa
- 03:08
- 1,288 plays

- 7
- Where to Begin
- 05:19
- 871 plays

- 8
- The Last Rock Show
- 01:28
- 827 plays

- 9
- Self-Centered
- 03:00
- 918 plays

- 10
- The Hard Way
- 03:09
- 843 plays

- 11
- Out the Window
- 03:20
- 884 plays

- 12
- Cold Shower Tuesdays
- 03:35
- 1,043 plays

- 13
- Running from Your Dad
- 03:37
- 966 plays

- 14
- Scaring Myself
- 03:31
- 774 plays

- 15
- She's Got a Boyfriend Now
- 03:51
- 9,654 plays

- 16
- Greatest Day [*]
- 03:19
- 1,241 plays

- 17
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 8,042 plays

- 18
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 23,591 plays

- 19
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 4,944 plays

- 20
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 1,050 plays

- 21
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 981 plays

- 22
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 908 plays

- 23
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 252 plays

- 24
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 718 plays

- 25
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 844 plays

- 26
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 1,013 plays

- 27
- [Silence]
- 00:04
- 904 plays

- 28
- [Untitled Hidden Track]
- 04:45
- 739 plays

album review

The band is called Bowling for Soup, the album's called Drunk Enough to Dance, and the cover features four guys in ugly power-blue tuxedos pulling funny faces. Gotta be awful, right? Well, not so fast -- no one is going to call Drunk Enough to Dance one of the great records of our time, but these guys do happen to bat at a higher average than the majority of punk-pop acts who've emerged in the wake of Green Day's commercial breakthrough. Jarret Reddick's songs sound tight, sharp, and hooky and, compared to most of his peers, he seems more puzzled than contemptuous of women, which is a welcome switch (the post-breakup gloating anthem "Life After Lisa" is a lot snarkier than it needs to be, but it's hard to blame a guy for being happy to not listen to House of Pain anymore). The music doesn't break any new ground, but drummer Gary Wiseman and bassist Erik Chandler push the songs forward nicely, and they have the good sense not to throw too many slow tunes into the mix. Drunk Enough to Dance will change no one's life, but the jokes are sometimes funny, it's significantly less obnoxious than blink-182 or Sum 41, and it has better hooks to boot; give these guys a few years to mature, and they might become the next Too Much Joy. ~ Mark Deming, All Music Guide