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Let's Go Bowling
Released 1996

Cumbia del Sol
03:15
463 plays

Spy Market
02:34
286 plays

Grover's Harem
01:29
227 plays

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songs

- 1
- Grover's Harem
- 01:29
- 227 plays

- 2
- Spy Market
- 02:34
- 286 plays

- 3
- Sultan's Cross
- 02:57
- 204 plays

- 4
- Days All the Same
- 03:58
- 155 plays

- 5
- Mr. Twist
- 03:45
- 183 plays

- 6
- Cumbia del Sol
- 03:15
- 463 plays

- 7
- Mota
- 00:00
- 145 plays

- 8
- Oatmeal for Christmas
- 02:31
- 134 plays

- 9
- The Cup Rub
- 03:02
- 192 plays

- 10
- Hot Buttered
- 02:41
- 171 plays

- 11
- No Character
- 03:37
- 181 plays

- 12
- Mayhem
- 02:12
- 213 plays

- 13
- You Take Me
- 03:51
- 131 plays

- 14
- Riptide 28
- 03:15
- 159 plays

- 15
- Uncomfortable Sidekick
- 04:30
- 179 plays

- 16
- Grover's Reprise
- 05:11
- 123 plays

album review

A fun ska band that was moderately big when the scene was still underground and continued on as the frat/ska bands had their 15 minutes of fame in the late '90s, Let's Go Bowling let loose with some jazzy horn arrangements and complex instrumentals on Mr. Twist. This is one of those bands that inspired the rude kids to get dressed up for the evening. Not all of their vocal numbers work. Some sound quite goofy. But there are two standouts, the Latin number "Cumbia del Sol" and "Uncomfortable Sidekick," a more politically correct, retitled version of their old hit, "Bitch." Otherwise, it's the instrumentals that place these bowling-shoe-sporting skankers a step above the other bands in this nearly phased-out scene. ~ Adam Bregman, All Music Guide