Parking Lot Pimp: Welcome to Our Frequency

Parking Lot Pimp
Welcome to Our Frequency
2005 / 12 tracks, 57.4 mins / EMI
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"Welcome to Our Frequency" is not so much of a welcome, and neither is the frequency unique, but it's enjoyable from a casual perspective. The beatbox mix on "Love Song for a Love Song" is a nice touch, and the phone-in lines in "A Letter from Dreamland" is quirky, but it's not what Parking Lot Pimp can excel in. They're very good as an unabashedly pop-rock-hop party band. However, "Little details I don't got to know", because the album's more casually enjoyable than any Jamiroquai album out there. Solid as a full packet of R&B tracks, with all of them catchy to a very dim and simple point. Still, I'm a little turned off by how they censored themselves on "Light Switch". And how "Light Switch" sounds like a Jamiroquai staple.

B4

Track Cuts: "Life's Thinking About You"

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