The Holy Modal Rounders - Boobs A Lot

Artist: The Holy Modal Rounders
Album: Boobs A Lot

1971

Rating: 3.67

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Review by Adam Spade

Boobs A Lot is the fourth studio album by the American psychedelic folk band Holy Modal Rounders. Released in 1970, the album features the band's unique blend of traditional folk and blues with psychedelic and experimental elements.

The album opens with the title track, a raunchy and humorous ode to breasts that sets the tone for the rest of the record. Other standout tracks include "Mr. Spaceman", a cover of The Byrds' classic tune, and "Mobile Line", a bluesy number with a catchy chorus.

The Holy Modal Rounders' irreverent and playful approach to music is evident throughout Boobs A Lot, with songs about aliens, drugs, and oddball characters. The band's unconventional instrumentation, including banjos, fiddles, and washboards, adds to the album's quirky charm.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Black Bottom	2:41
Boobs A Lot	2:49

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Holy Modal Rounders, The - Boobs A Lot - 1971

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Catalog Numbers

BMB0-0201
DJB0-0201, BMB0-0201

Labels

Metromedia Records

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lyssna på nätet
lytte på nettet
ouvir online
ascolta in linea
écouter en ligne
escuchar en línea
online luisteren
online anhören
kuunnella verkossa

Formats

Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
Single
Promo

Companies

Role	Company
Published By	United International
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Metromedia Records

Credits

Role	Credit
Engineer	Scotty Moore
Producer	Bob Dorough

Notes

From the Metromedia LP "Good Taste Is Timeless".
label variation, layout differs from The Holy Modal Rounders - Boobs A Lot

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Rights Society (A): ASCAP
Rights Society (B): BMI
Matrix / Runout (Label A): BMB0-0201-A
Matrix / Runout (Label B): BMB0-0201-B
Matrix / Runout (Side A label): BMB0-0201-A
Matrix / Runout (Side B label): BMB0-0201-B
Matrix / Runout (Side A stamped except scratch out etched): A1 A Z̶T̶S̶ ̶-̶ ̶1̶4̶0̶3̶0̶0̶ ̶A̶ S̶M̶ BMB0 0201A 1 I
Matrix / Runout (Side B stamped): BMB0 0201B 1 I A
Rights Society (Side A): ASCAP
Rights Society (Side B): BMI
Matrix / Runout (Label A): ZTS-140309
Matrix / Runout (Label B): ZTS-140308

Summary by Adam Spade

While Boobs A Lot may not be for everyone, fans of the Holy Modal Rounders and experimental folk music will find plenty to enjoy here. The album is a testament to the band's creativity and willingness to push boundaries, and remains a cult classic among those in the know.

Comments

ksargentsc

2023-06-23

Btw, this where Dr. Pimento Demento started in l. A. Radio

louisamacagaling45

2023-06-22

Kppc fm Pasadena. We played it when and kmet and klos would not .

redoxdiscovery

2023-06-21

I like Boobs A Lot. And you probably do, too.

jelibrary

2023-06-21

The theme song of the glorious "Mortal Majority". Somewhere a Pope is rolling over in his grave.

ccapulong114

2023-06-21

Produced by Bob "Three's a Magic Number" Dorough

guilhermeford1gc

2023-06-20

This should really be a music video ??

pr07

2023-06-19

Love, love, love this! I missed the Fugs and The Holy Modal Rounders live, but first saw Peter Stampfel live at Folk City in 1977 or 78 with the Unholy Modal Rounders! They had just come out with the “Have Moicy!” album. I’ve subsequently seen him with his other iterations: “Caca Caliente” “The Bottle Caps” and one other I can’t recall, all at Folk City. A million years ago. The most recent time I’ve seen him was in the early 2000’s at a joint way downtown below Alphabet City somewhere. He had a reunion with Steve Weber, who was rather snockered and couldn’t play for beans. Oh well, it was still a lot of fun. Just the two of them reminiscing!

thebeetgeneration

2023-06-19

The Rounders adopted Portland, Oregon shortly after this. Glad they did.

gafar0nzha

2023-06-18

Played This new in 1971 METROMEDIA RECORDS, Played it on Progressive Rock FM The song actually reached number 103 in Billboard!

brokendwarfs

2023-06-17

first heard this was on the Doctor Demento show in the early 1980s. what a time to be alive!

prakashjhaa

2023-06-17

Taught it to my tennis team. Made for some fun bus rides home from away matches.

denielrocha924

2023-06-16

A happy song from a happier time.

panoramaestudos

2023-06-15

Seems like this was The Show With No Name (Louisville, 1980s) version they used for a theme song. If anybody knows of a fan page for them, please toss me a link.