Song order
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Play count
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1
My, I'm Large
03:57
70 plays
2
Helmet
03:03
103 plays
3
My Husband Was a Weatherman
03:23
49 plays
4
Mopping, Mopping, Mopping
04:04
63 plays
5
Bulky Rhythm
03:02
69 plays
6
You Really Got a Hold on Me
03:42
58 plays
7
Johnny's Room
02:30
60 plays
8
Please Let Me Be Your Third World Country
03:26
42 plays
9
Valentino's
03:20
41 plays
10
Banana Love
02:51
71 plays
11
Little Red Riding Hood
03:08
92 plays
12
My Shoes
04:44
224 plays
album review
One of the remarkable things about the Bobs is how good they sound live, with no overdubs or studio tricks. Most -- possibly all -- of My, I'm Large was recorded live (there are no details on the record sleeve, but audience reactions can be heard in the background). It's a remarkable album from an increasingly confident group. The four steady, pure voices are as solid as ever, and there is more sharing of lead vocal duties than on previous albums. Richard Greene gets his first lead vocal on the classic "Little Red Riding Hood," a concert favorite for years thereafter, and Janie Scott gets several turns fronting the band. The high points of the album are "Helmet" and "Jungle Love," delicious slices of wacky humor that have some of the most inventive vocal parts ever written by this group, or anyone else in popular music for that matter. ~ Richard Foss, All Music Guide
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