Title: a touching tribute
Product review: if you consider this a novelty album, you're missing the point. ween is a band who is influenced by a very eclectic mix of musical styles. by writing country songs and even getting some of the old school cowboys to play on the album, they're merely paying tribute to some of the forefathers of great music. sure, the album may be a little tongue-and-cheek at times (okay, that's an understatement) but that's ween and ween is giving props in true ween style. some say that gene and dean are making fun of country music, but that's way too easy. if they were going to make fun of country music, why go the route of the ole 50's style? why not mock what country has become: nothing but a commercial fad, ridden with giant white hats and huge shiny belt buckles. this is not the case. give ween a little more credit.
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