Audio CD review:
Greg Kihn - Horror Show

Greg Kihn - Horror Show

Band: Greg Kihn Title: Horror Show Rating: Release Date: 09 May, 2005 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Kay Is The Month Of May 2: Noa Noa 3: Horror Show 4: Waterloo Sunset 5: Come Back Baby 6: Talk Of The Town 7: JFK 8: Trials, Troubles, Tribulations 9: Alligator Man 10: Beam The Light 11: Wherever There's Smoke 12: Vampira

Customer Reviews Unearth Your Classics If he so rarely releases a new collection, why oh why does he not include these classic songs in his new collection???. It is frustrating trying to obtain a copy of Greg Kihn's classic songs that include The Breakup Song and Jeopardy. Just Can't Get Sick of It I can't even name 3 Greg Kihn songs that aren't on this record. This album was made in 1996, way after Greg Kihn's heyday (such as it was). So why has this CD never been out my of reach since somebody pushed it on me 10 years ago? Because I can't get enough of his weary voice & the lush but understated orchestral backing on Noa Noa & Horror Show. The title track is as poignant as John Fogerty's Long as I Can See the Light or the Kinks' Hollywood Boulevard. Speaking of which, Kihn's Waterloo Sunset may be the most underrated cover of the most underrated band of all time. . Ages well like fine wine The highlight has to be the title track and "Trials, troubles, and tribulations". Greg Kihn puts together an excellent batch of songs ranging from a Kink's cover to catchy originals like "Vampira". . You can see a complete list of all Greg Kihn discography, or go back to the Greg Kihn tabs