Whisky and Wine
by Look Who's Toxic
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Digital Album
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You're All Hair
02:19
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Chocolate Boy
01:54
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Deep Deep South
03:35
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I Live In A Skip
01:40
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Country Mile
01:50
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Radiation Syndrome
04:23
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Cornbread
04:09
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Pakora
02:46
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Brown Shoes, Green Onion
03:05
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Potato Famine Waltz
05:17
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Cowboy
02:05
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Fallen Down The Stairs
01:12
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about
Hi, I’m James and I don’t appear on this album (although I am alluded to in the best song—The Pain In James). I joined Look Who’s Toxic right after they completed recording all this stuff and I gotta say, for a collection of songs that are completely devoid of my vocal and keyboard skills, they’re not bad.
It’s been good fun performing with Look Who’s Toxic, being on stage whilst Rob shows off his unique chest to the audience and Craig gives birth to an already-decapitated baby and Paul is… well, being Paul.
The songs on Whiskey and Wine clearly show that whilst Look Who’s Toxic isn’t suffering from writer’s block, the band was definitely crying out for a fourth wheel for the Toxic bandwagon. Fortunately, the songs stand strong despite the aforementioned setback. I can’t think of another song that celebrates being hairy quite like You’re All Hair. The terraced dynamics of Brown Shoes, Green Onion would make J.S. Bach proud. And has there ever been a better sing-along chorus than the one in Potato Famine Waltz?
The listener will certainly feel they got their money’s worth from this album and attending a Look Who’s Toxic live show will only heighten the joyful experience. Especially now that they’re a quartet.
— James Borthwick
It’s been good fun performing with Look Who’s Toxic, being on stage whilst Rob shows off his unique chest to the audience and Craig gives birth to an already-decapitated baby and Paul is… well, being Paul.
The songs on Whiskey and Wine clearly show that whilst Look Who’s Toxic isn’t suffering from writer’s block, the band was definitely crying out for a fourth wheel for the Toxic bandwagon. Fortunately, the songs stand strong despite the aforementioned setback. I can’t think of another song that celebrates being hairy quite like You’re All Hair. The terraced dynamics of Brown Shoes, Green Onion would make J.S. Bach proud. And has there ever been a better sing-along chorus than the one in Potato Famine Waltz?
The listener will certainly feel they got their money’s worth from this album and attending a Look Who’s Toxic live show will only heighten the joyful experience. Especially now that they’re a quartet.
— James Borthwick
credits
released March 23, 2012
Look Who’s Toxic are: Craig, Paul, Rob and introducing James. Recorded at Bakehouse. Mixed & mastered by Matt Chow. Tambourine on “Deep Deep South” and “You’re All Hair” by Cash Savage. Guest vocals on “Potato Famine Waltz” by Katie Broadbent, Matt Chow and Cash Savage. Front cover illustration by Mike Keane. CD face illustration & photos by Paula Hatton. Design and layout by Paul Dwyer.
Look Who’s Toxic are: Craig, Paul, Rob and introducing James. Recorded at Bakehouse. Mixed & mastered by Matt Chow. Tambourine on “Deep Deep South” and “You’re All Hair” by Cash Savage. Guest vocals on “Potato Famine Waltz” by Katie Broadbent, Matt Chow and Cash Savage. Front cover illustration by Mike Keane. CD face illustration & photos by Paula Hatton. Design and layout by Paul Dwyer.
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Look Who's Toxic Melbourne, Australia
Petering out since 2002.
discography
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Apr 2006 -
Mar 2012 -
Feb 2012 -
Apr 2004 -
Apr 2002