Disco de Sugar Ray: “Floored [PA]”

Descripción (en inglés) :

Sugar Ray: Mark McGrath (vocals); Rodney Sheppard (guitar); Murphy Karges (bass); Stanton Frazier (drums); DJ Homicide (turntables). Additional personnel includes: Super Cat (vocals). Sugar Ray: Mark McGrath (vocals); Rodney Sheppard (guitar); Murphy Karges (bass); Stanton Frazier (drums); DJ Homicide (turntables). Additional personnel includes: Super Cat (vocals); David Kahne (keyboards, programming). Engineers include: David Kahne, John Travis, John Ewing, Jr. If the Butthole Surfers were from California, they might sound something like West Coast upstarts Sugar Ray. On their major label bow, the band combines hip-hop DJ turntable scratches with combustible guitars, and L.A. freak-funk bass for a grinding, house-a-billy sound. Despite all the friction on FLOORED, though, Sugar Ray aren't afraid to be as sweet as their name implies. "Fly," featuring Super Cat, is a wonderful ballad that gives the band more depth than your typical beer can-smashing, spit-in-your-face funk-rockers. So jab your way through the record store lines and get FLOORED. If the Butthole Surfers were from California, they might sound something like West Coast upstarts Sugar Ray. On their major label bow, the band combines hip-hop DJ turntable scratches with combustible guitars, and L.A. freak-funk bass for a grinding, house-a-billy sound. Despite all the friction on FLOORED, though, Sugar Ray aren't afraid to be as sweet as their name implies. "Fly," featuring Super Cat, is a wonderful ballad that gives the band more depth than your typical beer can-smashing, spit-in-your-face funk-rockers. So jab your way through the record store lines and get FLOORED.

This was a great cd. Fly was an ok song, in my opinion, but there are much better songs on the rest of this cd. for some reason, stand and deliver is my fav song off it. cash, the 1:12 song with at least 17 'explicit words' in it was funny, just because he swears so much. i really reccommend this to someone who likes the song 'faith' by limp bizkit but not to someone who likes ricky martin, nsync, 'someday' by sugar ray.

This disc rocks. I can imagine that there are a lot of people who got suckered into buying this over Fly and then dropped it like a rock when they listened to the rest. HA! Fear not rock fans, the disc is worth it.

I had the pleasure of hearing it first. Nothing against Fly but I don't think I could stand a full disc of that stuff. Commercialism cop-out aside, this music is awesome, power stuff. The kind of stuff that's harder to sell. (Thereby explaning the later realeases of Sugar Ray)

Considering how tracks like R.P.M., Cash, Anyone, and just about all the others are rock masterpieces I'm glad I gave it a listen. I can handle the soft stuff and some of it is quite good, (Fly is a good one) but if every song on this was Fly, I wouldn't own this disc right now.

This rap/rock band with a dash of punk may not be worth getting. They got exposier from the hit single "Fly" (That crashed and burned because of radio stations over playing it) that landed them on top. But they are nothing like "Fly" they are a metal band. Their music is good but all will agree that beginings of the songs and lyrics are crappy,and make no sense. BOTTOM LINE- Pointless cursing (cash) and bad songs make this album almost not worth getting. Listen well and think hard before spending your money. Best song(Breathe)

Have you EVER heard a motorbike rev up to a guitar?

Sugar Ray did it. I would love to be at a Sugar Ray concert now and watch all the bopper's faces crumple if they started to play anything from this album (except Fly). The album opens with RPM - an amazing, ball-blasting song when it's pumped up - then goes onto Breathe - kind of Nine Inch Nails styles with a live drummer - then Anyone - again, pump it up BAYBEE!! Fly sounds incredibly poppy compared to these 3 opening tracks - even though next to alot of the bubblegum out now it's a bit rougher around the edges. "Speed Home California", "Tap Twist Snap" and "Invisible" are my other favorites on the album - all hard and fast. If you don't want your happy, clappy, boppy illusions of Sugar Ray broken, don't buy this album. If you want something to pump up loud and really get into, this IS for you!!


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