Adventures in Tokyo

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  • Artist: Calibretto 13
  • Rating: StarHalf Star
  • Release Date: March 12, 2002
  • Type: Lyrics are included with the album
  • Genre: Rock

Review

Drawing from Christian punk stalwarts like Slick Shoes and Side Walk Slam, Calibretto 13 delivers a disc that promotes truth without watering down the message when Christian punk bands have a tendency to keep their lyrics rather obscure when referencing God; just ask Squad Five-O. On the tunes "Why Can't I Be on MTV?" and "Dear Beelzebubba," the band writes lyrics that are provocative and straightforward. On the tune "Sheep of the U.S." the band ponders the nondirection of today's youth with an intro that sarcastically spouts, "Go follow the flock you poseurs." On the cut the snotty vocals of Joseph Whiteford are aided nicely by a moving acoustic guitar that's boasted by a forceful beat. "I'll Show the World" is a song that draws comparisons to the Stray Cats' "Stray Cat Strut" as Whiteford's vocals even hold close to Brian Setzer's. Other redeemable moments include the building chorus on "Father," and the musical exuberance on "The Proposal." Calibretto 13 doesn't break any new ground with The Adventures in Tokyo, but the band does show lyrical integrity and enough musical muscle to make the disc worthy of a few spins. ~ Steven Douglas Losey, Rovi

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Adventures in Tokyo

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Adventures In Tokyo
Studio album by Calibretto 13
Released March 12, 2002
Genre Alternative rock/Christian rock
Length 52:00
Label Tooth & Nail Records
Producer Aaron Sprinkle
Calibretto 13 chronology
From the Secret Files of the Danger Brigade (EP)
(2001)
Adventures in Tokyo
(2002)
Dead By Dawn (EP)
(2003)
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
Allmusic 2/5 stars[1]

Adventures In Tokyo is the second full length album by Christian rock band Calibretto 13.

Track listing

  1. "Why Can't I Be On MTV?"
  2. "Dear Beelzebubba"
  3. "Cruisin' the Strip"
  4. "Sheep of The U.S."
  5. "From Me To You"
  6. "Hollywood (Is Burning Down)"
  7. "I'll Show the World"
  8. "The Night They Took You"
  9. "Father"
  10. "The Proposal"
  11. "I'll Talk to You Tomorrow"
  12. "America" *

*A bonus track that appears after "America" contains a rather lengthy sequence of audio clips compiled from messages left by the band members on each other's answering machines and voice mails.

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