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Longest Barrel Ride/Slightly Stoopid,Slightly Stoopid

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Slightly Stoopid
Released 2008

I'm So Stoned
02:32
6,808 plays

Castles Of Sand
03:55
6,604 plays

Ese Loco
02:27
4,666 plays

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songs

- 1
- Castles Of Sand
- 03:55
- 6,604 plays

- 2
- Johnny Law
- 01:37
- 3,178 plays

- 3
- Ese Loco
- 02:27
- 4,666 plays

- 4
- Living Dread
- 02:32
- 3,763 plays

- 5
- Don't Fucking Look
- 02:08
- 3,426 plays

- 6
- Hands Of Time
- 03:11
- 4,298 plays

- 7
- I'm So Stoned
- 02:32
- 6,808 plays

- 8
- Stinking Stone
- 01:43
- 3,269 plays

- 9
- Roots Rip
- 01:22
- 3,682 plays

- 10
- Crazy Riff
- 00:54
- 3,416 plays

- 11
- Running Away
- 02:11
- 3,153 plays

- 12
- Struggler
- 02:41
- 4,221 plays

- 13
- Slightly Stoopid
- 03:38
- 3,744 plays

- 14
- Mr. Music
- 03:32
- 3,948 plays

- 15
- To Little To Late
- 03:43
- 3,508 plays

- 16
- Jedi
- 02:11
- 4,608 plays

- 17
- Violence
- 03:52
- 3,088 plays

- 18
- Just A Buzzq
- 01:25
- 2,620 plays

- 19
- Metal Madness
- 03:08
- 2,679 plays

- 20
- Free Dub
- 09:54
- 3,326 plays

album review

Originally issued in 1998, this is the San Diego reggae/punk band's sophomore effort; the 2008 reissue includes the group's eponymous debut as a bonus disc. To say that The Longest Barrel Ride finds Slightly Stoopid maturing would be something of an exaggeration, but their sound is tightening up a bit even if their lyrics remain firmly grounded in the SoCal punk/reggae verities: weed, surfing, the perfidy of cops, etc. Slightly Stoopid's most obvious stylistic referent is Sublime, the band to whose Skunk imprint they were signed while still in high school. And high school seems to be hanging on: songs like "I'm So Stoned," "Johnny Law," and "Running Away" are almost defiantly adolescent, and that's not always a bad thing. The headlong hardcore shred of "Running Away" and "Johnny Law" is actually more expert and more musically convincing than the rather stiff reggae exercises "Struggler" and "Castles of Sand"; ska-core romps like "Living Dread" are better still. This reissue appends some acoustic demos as a hidden track at the end. (There is a similar addendum at the end of the bonus disc version of the band's debut album.) ~ Rick Anderson, All Music Guide