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Moxy Früvous
Released 1998

The Drinking Song
06:05
846 plays

Psycho Killer
04:27
591 plays

King Of Spain (Cranky Monarch Version)
05:18
538 plays

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songs

- 1
- Michigan Militia
- 03:30
- 518 plays

- 2
- Jockey Full Of Bourbon
- 03:06
- 466 plays

- 3
- Intra-Pennsylvania Rivalry
- 01:21
- 332 plays

- 4
- Horseshoes
- 04:24
- 357 plays

- 5
- Good Date Band?
- 01:28
- 317 plays

- 6
- Fly
- 05:23
- 432 plays

- 7
- Boo Time
- 03:52
- 328 plays

- 8
- Kirk King Intro
- 00:44
- 360 plays

- 9
- King Of Spain
- 03:14
- 1,750 plays

- 10
- The Lowest Highest Point (Improv)
- 03:10
- 327 plays

- 11
- B.J. Don't Cry
- 03:21
- 416 plays

- 12
- Johnny Saucep'n
- 01:27
- 353 plays

- 13
- Nature Sounds
- 00:49
- 258 plays

- 14
- I've Gotta Get A Message To You
- 03:24
- 427 plays

- 15
- My Baby Loves A Bunch Of Authors
- 02:49
- 528 plays

- 16
- Naked Puppets
- 01:02
- 252 plays

- 17
- No No Raja
- 03:02
- 333 plays

- 18
- Video Bargainville
- 04:10
- 333 plays

- 19
- Kasparov Vs. Deep Blue
- 03:27
- 258 plays

- 20
- Psycho Killer
- 04:27
- 591 plays

- 21
- Lasers
- 00:09
- 189 plays

- 22
- King Of Spain (Cranky Monarch Version)
- 05:18
- 538 plays

- 23
- The Drinking Song
- 06:05
- 846 plays

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album review

Skillfully edited from a recent east coast tour, Live Noise comes as close to delivering the up close and personal Moxy Früvous performance experience as anything can. Combining old and new musical material with the quartet's crackpot social commentary on topics ranging from revolutionary militia to naked Muppets, the album confirms the band's command of an ambitious assortment of instruments and musical forms, from Arabic modes (complete with Farsi lyrics) to American swing and hoe-down. Though Live Noise is mostly original material (and very original at that!), covers of the Bee Gees' "I've Gotta Get a Message to You" and Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" are successful tributes to some of Moxy's musical heroes. Frü-heads will especially enjoy two distinctly different renditions of "King of Spain," while a new audience will appreciate their blend of wild antics and the well-orchestrated harmonies of such selections as the band's traditional closer, "The Drinking Song." About the only thing missing is a recording of the uproarious rap rendition of "Green Eggs and Ham." You still have to actually go to a Moxy show for that! ~ Matthew Robinson, All Music Guide