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Under The Tray,Reggie and the Full Effect

- Under The Tray
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Reggie and the Full Effect
Released 2003

Happy V-Day
03:57
7,817 plays

Mood 4 Luv
03:30
7,792 plays

Your Bleedin Heart
04:39
6,221 plays

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- 1
- Your Bleedin Heart
- 04:39
- 6,221 plays

- 2
- Drunk Girl At The Get Up Kids Show
- 00:15
- 1,654 plays

- 3
- Congratulations Smack + Katy
- 02:28
- 22,034 plays

- 4
- Ain't Gettin' Paid To Dance
- 00:14
- 2,062 plays

- 5
- Mood 4 Luv
- 03:30
- 7,792 plays

- 6
- What Won't Kill You Eats Gas
- 03:37
- 5,515 plays

- 7
- Drunk Girl At Get Up Kids Show (Tatoo'z, B-Day'z, Ass Beatin'z)
- 00:19
- 1,575 plays

- 8
- Getting By With It's
- 03:49
- 5,388 plays

- 9
- Image Is Nothing, Lobsters Are Everything
- 03:58
- 4,389 plays

- 10
- Apocolypse, Wow
- 03:31
- 13,232 plays

- 11
- Drunk Girl At Get Up Kids Show (Guess Jeans, Awnings, Old Navy)
- 00:44
- 3,157 plays

- 12
- F.O.O.D. AKA Aren't You Hungary
- 01:20
- 4,355 plays

- 13
- Happy V-Day
- 03:57
- 7,817 plays

- 14
- Canadians Switching The Letter P For The Letter V Eh?
- 00:20
- 2,422 plays

- 15
- Linkin Verbz
- 01:36
- 3,675 plays

- 16
- Drunk Girl At Get Up Kids Show (Drivin' And Cryin' Or Broadway Cats Production)
- 00:16
- 1,587 plays

- 17
- Megan 2K2 (Even Though It's 2K3 Now)
- 03:19
- 4,502 plays

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album review

James DeWees' second album as Reggie and the Full Effect eclipses the Get Up Kids' record that immediately preceded it because DeWees has the freedom, with his alter ego, to write whatever he wants. He's not constricted by a famous back catalog to live up to or react against. Under the Tray is infectious, from the new wave grind of "Congratulations Smack & Katy," to the slick, '80s, electro-pop sheen of "MOOD 4 LUV," and the Weezer-metal assault of "What Won't Kill You Eats Gas." It's tongue-in-cheek, and it's silly (down to the hilarious "Drunk Girl At Get Up Kids Show" field recordings), but it's also intelligent, melodic, eclectic, and actually, startlingly sincere. In the end, DeWees is a master of genres, mixing humor and atmosphere into a complex paradox of jokes and serious emotion -- how often do you get that in pop music? Just check the meandering, dark vibe of "Image Is Nothing, Lobsters Are Everything" and how it contrasts the cheeky keyboard death metal tune that follows, "Apocalypse WOW!." More artists should throw caution to the wind and challenge the idea that a record somehow has to adhere to one consistent mood or genre. ~ Charles Spano, All Music Guide