Porn American Style by Men of Porn (CD, Oct-1999, Man's Ruin)

Album Features
UPC:	631975019225
Artist:	Men of Porn
Format:	CD
Release Year:	1999
Record Label:	Man's Ruin
Genre:	Alternative, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Comin' Home (Smoking Pot on a Sunday Afternoon While Ufo's Drone ...)
2. Dancing Black Ladies
3. Porch Song
4. Fat Trout
5. Teabaggin'
6. Ballad of the Bulldyke
7. Pyleven
8. Ode to Theodore's
9. Highlife
10. Ballad of the Bulldyke - (Jam Jar Superstar Remix, Jam Jar Superstar remix)
11. Double Don
12. End

Details
Playing Time:	61 min.
Distributor:	Bayside Record Dist.
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Men Of Porn includes: Tim Moss (vocals, guitar, Theremin); Misha Avrushenko (vocals, bass); Joe Goldring (guitar, pedal steel); John Wolf (guitar, background vocals); Jerry Hug (bass); Jon Weiss, Joey Osbourne, Jeff Heater (drums).Producers: Joe Goldring, Timothy Moss, John Wolf.When your band is called the Men of Porn and your CD is titled Porn American Style, the logical assumption is that you're providing an album of music used in porno films. But truth be told, this collection of 1996-99 recordings has nothing to do with pornography -- and it doesn't sound anything like the soundtrack to a Marilyn Chambers, Andrea True or Linda Lovelace film from the 1970s. The porno theme is simply an attention-getting device, and once the Men of Porn have your attention, they hit you with abrasive, in-your-face alternative metal. This isn't an album that goes out of its way to emphasize vocal personality; combining the sledgehammer guitar riffs of Men of Porn leader/Ritual Device graduate Tim Moss with a noisy production style, a lot of distortion and elements of punk and industrial noise, the band often buries vocals way down in the mix-and sometimes, it doesn't use them at all. Even though Moss provides vocals on many of the tunes, his guitar playing is really the focal point. Much of the album has a loose, casual, jam session-like appeal, and while Porn American Style falls short of mindblowing, it's an exhilarating, if uneven, disc that headbangers will enjoy. ~ Alex Henderson